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Federal Judge Rules First Verse Of 'We Shall Overcome' Public Domain
California Sues Trump Administration Over Decision To Rescind DACA
Houston Officials Warn Residents Of Potential Dangers After Harvey
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R&D Costs For Cancer Drugs Are Likely Much Less Than Industry Claims, Study Finds
R&D Costs For Cancer Drugs Are Likely Much Less Than Industry Claims, Study Finds
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'World Without Mind': How Tech Companies Pose An Existential Threat
In Jacksonville, Fla., High Tides Threaten To Make Irma's Flooding Worse
Millions Remain Without Power After Hurricane Irma Swept Across Florida
President Trump Honors Victims On Anniversary Of Sept. 11, 2001 Attacks
Catalonia Marks National Day With Rally For Independence From Spain
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Melissa Gumbs' flag survived Hurricane Irma and now hangs from a tree amid the storm debris. Courtesy of Melissa Gumbs hide caption
St. Martin Struggles To Recover After Irma Wreaked Havoc In The Caribbean
Voter Fraud Commission Holds Second Meeting In New Hampshire Amid Controversy
U.N. Security Council Set To Vote On New Sanctions Against North Korea
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In Houston, Children Are Likely To Experience Trauma From Hurricane Harvey
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