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Jackie depicts the former first lady (played by Natalie Portman) in the days after her husband's assassination. Stephanie Branchu/Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation hide caption
Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross Jr., President-elect Donald Trump's pick for commerce secretary, is one of the wealthiest members of Trump's cabinet. Evan Vucci/AP hide caption
Wilbur Ross: The Best Commerce Secretary Pick Dems Could Hope For?
Earlier this year, thousands of South Sudanese civilians fled an attack by armed gunmen on a displaced persons compound run by the U.N. in the northeastern town of Malakal. Justin Lynch/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Mohammed Ashfaq is the managing director of Kikit Pathways, a nonprofit that works with the British government's Prevent program to stop radicalization. A ribbon-cutting in Birmingham inaugurated a double-decker bus designed to allow Kikit to go into communities and help people who are addicted to drugs and considered at risk of radicalization. Frank Langfitt / NPR hide caption
U.K.'s Anti-Radicalization Program Cites Successes, But Also Draws Fire
In Mexico, A Father's Invitation For Daughter's Quinceañera Goes Viral
Jackie depicts the former first lady (played by Natalie Portman) in the days after her husband's assassination. Stephanie Branchu/Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation hide caption
What Do 'Jackie' And 'Neruda' Have In Common? Chilean Filmmaker Pablo Larraín
FBI Agrees With CIA On Russian Interference In Presidential Election
Middle Eastern Meatball Soup with Vegetables, one of many recipes featured in Soup for Syria. Interlink Publishing hide caption
Over 400 musicians participated in this 2003 TubaChristmas event in Chicago. Tim Boyle/Getty Images hide caption
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