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PJ Morton Feels Like A 'Giant' Heading Into 2018 Grammys

PJ Morton's latest album Gumbo has earned the musician two Grammy nominations at the 2018 ceremony. Chris Granger/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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PJ Morton Feels Like A 'Giant' Heading Into 2018 Grammys

The Maroon 5 member earned two 2018 Grammy nominations for his self-released solo album, Gumbo.

U.S. Military Options In Syria

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Why U.N. Peacekeepers' Job Has Become More Dangerous In The Past 5 Years

Blue Helmet peacekeepers are seen in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2016. According to a U.N. report, 56 U.N. peacekeepers died in 2017, the highest number of deaths since 1994. Eduardo Soteras/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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World

Why U.N. Peacekeepers' Job Has Become More Dangerous In The Past 5 Years

by Michel Martin

Why U.N. Peacekeepers' Job Has Become More Dangerous In The Past 5 Years

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Something About Us Daft Punk

Politics

State Of The Union Speechwriter On What To Expect For Trump's Address

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Economy

Words You'll Hear: NAFTA Negotiations

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Sports

American With Korean Heritage Will Play On Korea's Women Hockey Team At Olympics

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Asia

Decades After They Were Held Captive By North Koreans, U.S. Crew Seeks Compensation

by David Welna

Decades After They Were Held Captive By North Koreans, U.S. Crew Seeks Compensation

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Genesis Grimes

Music

After The Grammys Are Handed Out, This Music Critic Re-Picks The Winners

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PJ Morton's latest album Gumbo has earned the musician two Grammy nominations at the 2018 ceremony. Chris Granger/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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PJ Morton Feels Like A 'Giant' Heading Into 2018 Grammys

by Michel Martin , Dustin DeSoto

PJ Morton Feels Like A 'Giant' Heading Into 2018 Grammys

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