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Trump Backlash In Germany Gives Merkel Challenger Martin Schulz A Boost In Polls
Concerns After Texas School Opens 'Prayer Room' That's Attracting Muslim Students
Words You'll Hear: Freedom Caucus' Role In Health Care Bill Withdrawal
One client receives food from Meals on Wheels. Most of the federal money for the program comes through the Older Americans Act. That's part of the Department of Health and Human Services budget, which is slated for a cut of nearly 18 percent. Courtesy of Meals on Wheels America hide caption
How Much Are Colin Kaepernick's Political Views Impacting His Unsigned Status?
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If Congress Kills FCC Privacy Rules, 'Little' Would Protect Consumers From Providers
In Conflict With Trump Agenda, California Sets Stricter Auto Emissions Standards
Author Finds A Counter-Narrative Of Equality In Adam And Eve Story
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