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World War II Secret Mustard Gas Testing

Families React To NPR's Reporting Of Secret Mustard Gas Testing

The World War II military experiments exposed more than 60,000 American troops. But because the testing was classified, many family members of veterans never learned the details of what happened.

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Families React To NPR's Reporting Of Secret Mustard Gas Testing

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Jeb Bush (left) and Marco Rubio at the CNBC Republican presidential debate Wednesday. Their battling of late is leaving some Florida Republicans with an uncomfortable choice. Mark J. Terrill/AP hide caption

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Florida Republicans Weigh In On Bush-Rubio Battle

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Joan and Sanford Weill's $20 million gift to Paul Smith's College in New York was later withdrawn, after their insistence that the school be renamed drew opposition. David Shankbone/Wikimedia Commons hide caption

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Give A Donation, Ask For Naming Rights

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Author John Irving says his new book was inspired by photos of young circus performers in India and Mexico. Everett Irving hide caption

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John Irving Always Knows Where He's Going

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Donald Trump greets guests after speaking at a campaign rally in Burlington, Iowa, last month. Scott Olson/Getty Images hide caption

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Need To Turn Buzz Into Votes? Trump And Carson Bank On Ground Games

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A woman prays at Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. The shift away from religion among Americans has taken place in a relatively short period of time. Matt McClain/The Washington Post via Getty Images hide caption

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Poll Finds Americans, Especially Millennials, Moving Away From Religion

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Flares at the Bridgeton Landfill outside St. Louis burn off noxious fumes, including those generated by an underground fire that's been burning since 2010. The "fire" is really a high-temperature chemical reaction that consumes the waste below the landfill's surface. Véronique LaCapra/St. Louis Public Radio hide caption

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Landfill Fire Threatens Nuclear Waste Site Outside St. Louis

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