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Politics & Policy

FEMA wants Puerto Rico to start paying for part of its recovery

Eleven months after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has said that the island's emergency is over.

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The sign on a Chipotle restaurant in Pittsburgh, photographed in 2017.
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Chipotle to retrain employees after latest outbreak of food poisoning

Health officials have determined that a type of bacteria found in food left at unsafe temperatures is the cause of an outbreak of gastrointestinal illness.

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Former intel chiefs: White House using security clearances as a ‘political tool’

About a dozen top former intelligence officials are speaking out after the White House revoked the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan.

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The KKK assembled in Portland, Maine, in 1923. (Library of Congress)
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Politics & Policy

Omarosa releases tape of Trump campaign’s offer to ‘buy my silence’

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Democrats are well positioned to take the House this November. (Renee Klahr/NPR)
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Politics & Policy

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Aretha Franklin: The ‘Fresh Air’ interview

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Jurors are set to begin deliberations in the trial of Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

7 years ago

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Hundreds of newspapers denounce Trump’s attacks on media in coordinated editorials

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Politics & Policy

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Politics & Policy

Vermont Democrat Christine Hallquist is first transgender nominee for governor

Vermont voters made history on Tuesday as Christine Hallquist, a transgender woman, won the Democratic primary for governor.

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Courts & Law

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Politics & Policy

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