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Sales begin in 2020 for Rivian's R1T pickup truck and a companion SUV. Both will be made in central Illinois. Ben Moon/Courtesy of Rivian hide caption
Los Angeles Teachers Union To Vote On Tentative Agreement To End Strike
Tony Mendez, the former CIA officer who rescued six American diplomats from revolutionary Iran in 1980, died Saturday. He's shown here in 2012 in Washington, D.C., at the premiere of Argo, a film based on his operation in Iran. Cliff Owen/AP hide caption
Tony Mendez, The 'Argo' Spy Who Rescued Americans In Iran, Dies At 78
Coal Miners Grapple With Black Lung And Their Futures After Decades On The Job
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U.S. Army War College Says 'Iran Was The Only Winner' In Study Of Iraq War
How The Media Covered The Standoff Between High School Student, Native American Man
Sales begin in 2020 for Rivian's R1T pickup truck and a companion SUV. Both will be made in central Illinois. Ben Moon/Courtesy of Rivian hide caption
Federal Employees Share How The Shutdown Is Affecting Them As It Goes On
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Supreme Court Temporarily Clears Way For Ban On Transgender Military Personnel
FBI Agents Association Says Without Funding Important Investigations Are Stalled
President John F. Kennedy and members of the Civil Rights Commission pose during a White House conference in Washington in 1961. Wofford is seated to Kennedy's left. Byron Rollins/AP hide caption
Venezuela Prepares For Nationwide Protests Opposing President Maduro
A Star Is Born has received eight nominations at the upcoming Academy Awards, including in the category of best original song for "Shallow." Warner Bros. Pictures hide caption
Beyond 'Shallow': A Look At The Oscars Picks For Best Original Song
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Will He Or Won't He? The State Of This Year's State Of The Union Address
Harris Enters 2020 Race With Political Baggage From Time As Calif. Attorney General
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Iranian Women Are Still Trying To Make Their Voices Heard In #MeToo Movement
Zimbabwe Government Cracks Down After People Protest Gasoline Prices
Biologists Test Promising Treatments For Bats Threatened By Fungal Disease
Mayan indigenous people protest against the government of Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales on the day he gives an address to Congress in Guatemala City, Monday. Santiago Billy/AP hide caption
Killings Of Guatemala's Indigenous Activists Raise Specter Of Human Rights Crisis
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