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Pa. Attorney General Probing How Data-Mining Firm Acquired Facebook Data
Research Shows Black Boys Are Most Likely To Be Stuck In Cycle Of Poverty
How A Teenager's Actions Changed Punishments For Violent Juvenile Offenders
A supporter of Russian President Vladimir Putin campaigns for him in Red Square in central Moscow. Jolie Myers/NPR hide caption
Russia's Bolshoi Theatre Brings Anna Karenina Ballet To Modern Era
Shoppers look at televisions at a Walmart during Black Friday sales in 2012 in Quincy, Mass. Allison Joyce/Getty Images hide caption
In Push For Convenience, Walmart Wants To Help Shoppers Assemble Furniture, Mount TVs
Trump Continues To Attack Special Counsel Mueller, Despite Republicans Advising Otherwise
Austin Authorities Say They're Investigating 'Serial Bomber' After Fourth Explosion
Russian Social Accounts Adding To Complaints That Austin Bombings Aren't Being Covered
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Uber Say It Will Cooperate With Investigation After Pedestrian Killed In Arizona
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman conducts a meeting with Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May with other members of their delegations, in London, on March 7. Dan Kitwood/AP hide caption
Saudi Arabia: The White House Loves It. Most Americans? Not So Much
As Wife Of Pulse Nightclub Shooter Faces Federal Charges, A Look At Their Relationship
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