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Afghan Adviser Has Reservations About U.S. Peace Talks With Taliban
Has The White House Responded To House Panel's Request For Documents?
Researchers Examine Who's Better At College Basketball's Free-Throw Line
Supreme Court To Hear Curtis Flowers Case After Podcast Investigation
Semi-Automatic Weapons Have No Place Here, New Zealand Parliament Member Says
Appeals Court In Virginia To Hear Arguments In Trump Hotel Lawsuit
Cyclone Leaves A Trail Of Death And Destruction In Southern Africa
The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory is made up of two detectors, this one in Livingston, La., and one near Hanford, Wash. The detectors use giant arms in the shape of an "L" to measure tiny ripples in the fabric of the universe. Caltech/MIT/LIGO Lab hide caption
Massive U.S. Machines That Hunt For Ripples In Space-Time Just Got An Upgrade
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Election 2020: Opening Arguments
Amy Klobuchar Runs On A Record Of Accomplishments — Including With Republicans
Amy Klobuchar Runs On A Record Of Accomplishments — Including With Republicans
Eloisa Tamez of El Calaboz, Texas, walks along the border wall in her backyard. She took the government to court over surveying her land and over the compensation she received for the land needed for border wall construction. Reynaldo Leanos Jr./Texas Public Radio hide caption