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John Pierce has taken on more defendants related to the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection than any other lawyer. "I believe it's around 18," he told NPR in a recent interview, adding, "Don't hold me to it." Nam Y. Huh/Pool/AP hide caption
A visitor touches a victim's name inscribed on a bronze parapet at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York City in 2020. Wang Ying/Xinhua News Agency/Getty Images hide caption
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For Many Who Were Present, The 9/11 Attacks Have Had A Lasting Mental Health Impact
For Many Who Were Present, The 9/11 Attacks Have Had A Lasting Mental Health Impact
John Pierce has taken on more defendants related to the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol insurrection than any other lawyer. "I believe it's around 18," he told NPR in a recent interview, adding, "Don't hold me to it." Nam Y. Huh/Pool/AP hide caption
John Pierce Represents More Capitol Riot Defendants Than Anyone. Should He?
A Shortage On Starter Homes Is Keeping Many Young Americans From Owning A House
Upper Little Caillou Elementary School in Terrebonne Parish, La., saw significant storm damage from Hurricane Ida almost two weeks ago. Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption
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More Than 45,000 Louisiana Students Could Be Out Of School Until October Due To Ida
More Than 45,000 Louisiana Students Could Be Out Of School Until October Due To Ida
A Vermont Man Needed Assistance To Kayak. His Community Got To Work To Change That
Mexico's Abortion Ruling Could Mean Change For The Country And The Region
Oregon Has Imposed A Mask Mandate As A COVID Surge Overwhelms Hospitals
Reports Claimed That Police Left In Droves Due To BLM. New Data Say That's Not True
For years, Robert Shireman, shown here at his home in Berkeley, Calif., has been accused of corruptly sharing insider information with investors while serving as a federal official. Those claims aren't true. But they live on. Carolyn Fong for NPR hide caption
For 8 Years, A 'Wall Street Journal' Story Haunted His Career. Now He Wants It Fixed
Some Of The Firefighters Battling The Caldor Fire Are Mexican Nationals On Work Visas
Monument Avenue In Richmond, Va., Looks Different With The Statue Of Gen. Lee Down
Maya Cade, Creator Of The Black Film Archive, On Making Black Cinema More Accessible
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