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Songwriter Dan Johnson released an album earlier this year and a companion book that focuses on the mental health struggles of many veterans. He founded a non-profit called Project Hemingway dedicated to bringing down the veteran suicide rate. Doug Davis for NPR hide caption
Evidence Is Growing That The Saudi Crown Prince Was Involved In Killing Of Journalist
Kenya Implements Traffic Safety Regulations 15 Years After They Were Passed
People Who Had Fled California Wildfires Find Community And Support In Shelters
Pro-European Union protesters demonstrate against Brexit outside the House of Parliament on Tuesday in London, as Prime Minister Theresa May was reaching an agreement with the EU. Jack Taylor/Getty Images hide caption
U.K. And EU Finally Agree On Brexit Text, But It's Already Getting Slammed
Book Festival That Drew Thousands Of People To Downtown Mosul Is Far From Ordinary
From 200 to 2017, Anita Lo ran New York City restaurant Annisa, which held a Michelin star for nine consecutive years. Julie Smith hide caption
Marisol (Malena Villa) and Carlos (Lorenzo Ferro) get triggered in El Angel. Marcos Ludevid/The Orchard hide caption
Florida Officials Recounting More Than 8 Million Ballots To Settle Close Races
Trump's Continued Claims Of Fraud Without Evidence Undermine Legitimacy Of Elections
The Latest On What's Now The Deadliest Wildfire In California History
How Amazon's New Headquarters Could Change Communities In New York And Virginia
Asian-American students applying to college are closely watching a lawsuit alleging that Harvard University discriminates against Asian-American students in admissions. Scott Eisen/Getty Images hide caption
As College Apps Are Due, Asian-American High Schoolers Consider Affirmative Action
New Report Finds North Korea Has Continued To Develop Its Missile Capabilities
President Trump speaks to CNN journalist Jim Acosta during a news conference at the White House earlier this month. Evan Vucci/AP hide caption
CNN Sues Trump Administration To Restore Jim Acosta's Press Credentials
Chase Kulakowski, 3, contracted the polio-like condition known as acute flaccid myelitis in 2016. Two years later, his mother isn't sure he will ever recover. He's seen on his bed at home in Dyer, Ind., in October. Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/TNS via Getty Images hide caption
Cases Of Mysterious Paralyzing Condition Continue To Increase, CDC Says
Songwriter Dan Johnson released an album earlier this year and a companion book that focuses on the mental health struggles of many veterans. He founded a non-profit called Project Hemingway dedicated to bringing down the veteran suicide rate. Doug Davis for NPR hide caption
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