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"The continuous impromptus of performing after car bombs, I believe that it is an empowering element of solidarity...," Karim Wasfi says. Zaid Al-Oeidi/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A Head-Spinning Week In The Mueller Probe Produces A Sentence And A Plea
Why NRA Infiltrator Maria Butina Decided To Help Government Investigations
U.S. Border Patrol next to the the border wall dividing Nogales, Ariz., and Nogales Mexico. Susan Schulman/Barcroft Media via Getty Images hide caption
Opinion: What The Death Of A 7-Year-Old Migrant Says About This Country
Ruling Backs States Opposed To Obamacare; White House Expects Appeal
As The Biggest Climate Conference Since Paris Ends, What's Accomplished?
In 'The Dakota Winters,' Finding A New Story To Tell About John Lennon
"The continuous impromptus of performing after car bombs, I believe that it is an empowering element of solidarity...," Karim Wasfi says. Zaid Al-Oeidi/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
'This Is Crossing The Line': Saudis Co-Opted Veterans' Voices To Lobby Congress
Melvin Dummar, Who Claimed Kindness Made Him A Howard Hughes Heir, Dies at 74
Despite Concessions, Macron's Struggles With Yellow Vest Movement Deepen
Father Of Dead Migrant Says Border Patrol's 'Best Efforts' Couldn't Save Her
Despite Official Threats, Toxic Social Media, Journalist Sees 'A Battle We Can Win'
It's been 50 years since Philadelphia Eagles fans pelted Santa with snow balls from the stands. Some people say they are ashamed of what happened that day, while others remain unapologetic. Alex Pantling/Getty Images hide caption
Philly Frustration, 1968: 'The Day That They Were All Against Everything'
Livestock Industries' Wishlist: No Dead Animal, No 'Meat' On The Label
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