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Walter Shaub resigned this week as director of the Office of Government Ethics, effective later this month. Claire Harbage/NPR hide caption
Steve Daines of Montana (right) talks with fellow Republican Sens. Mitch McConnell and Pat Roberts in a White House meeting in June on the GOP health care strategy, which would include deep cuts to Medicaid. Montana insurers say the plan worries them. Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Montana Insurers Say Medicaid Cuts Would Drive Up Cost Of Private Health Plans
Deckhand Patrick Gallager tosses the day's catch to the dock from the Fairwater Two charter boat. Debbie Elliott/NPR hide caption
Walter Shaub resigned this week as director of the Office of Government Ethics, effective later this month. Claire Harbage/NPR hide caption
Exiting Ethics Chief Walter Shaub Calls Trump White House 'A Disappointment'
Trump Administration Appoints Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald As New CDC Director
Florida Swaps Out Septic Tanks For Sewers To Fight Coastal Pollution
Former Carter Speechwriter Reflects On How Presidents Used To Speak Overseas
A Ghost Story unfolds in long, static shots, most of them without faces to hang onto. Bret Curry/Courtesy of A24 hide caption
In First Meeting With Putin, Trump Raises Russian Election Meddling
Trump's Criticism Of CNN Likely To Complicate Proposed Corporate Deal
Tennis Pros Complain Of Unsafe Conditions At Unusually Hot Wimbledon
Leo Blundo (left) and Joe Burdzinski are officials with the Nye County Republican Central Committee. Sam Gringlas/NPR hide caption
Nevada Voters, Divided Over Health Care, Put Moderate Republican In Tough Spot
In Dallas, New Police Recruits Reflect On Year Since Officers Were Killed
Companies are trying geofencing, which uses GPS and radio frequency identification to set up a virtual, wireless perimeter so that cellphone users in that area receive messages or advertisements on their phones. Rawpixel/Getty Images/iStockphoto hide caption
Recruiters Use 'Geofencing' To Target Potential Hires Where They Live And Work
Alison Brie (left) and Betty Gilpin star in GLOW, a new Netflix show about a women's wrestling league in the 1980s. Erica Parise/Erica Parise/Netflix hide caption
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