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Cernan in the Apollo 17 lunar module after one of three moonwalks. NASA hide caption
Community organizers Jerry Anderson and his wife Paula McCoy Anderson opened The Village, a food market and community gathering place in Winston-Salem, N.C. Ari Shapiro/NPR hide caption
Some North Carolinians Expect A Struggle Under Trump Administration
A suspended parking sign that was posted in London in 2015. Joshua Browder, a 20-year-old from London, who's now attending Stanford, has come up with a bot that can write letters appealing parking tickets. He claims a 60 percent success rate in cities where it is being used, including London, New York and Seattle. Matt Dunham/AP hide caption
Samantha Power: U.S. Needs U.N. Help Before Threats Come Home To Roost
Cernan in the Apollo 17 lunar module after one of three moonwalks. NASA hide caption
Democratic members of Congress address the worshipers at the Dar al-Hijrah Islamic Center after Friday prayers on Dec. 4 in Falls Church, Va. Bill Clark/CQ Roll Calll hide caption
Interior Nominee Familiar With Issues, But Worries Environmentalists
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