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    Amazon agrees to pay more than $30 million for alleged privacy violations

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  • Companies under fire as Pride Month kicks off

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  • House to vote on debt ceiling bill tonight

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  • NASA and Pentagon officials present UFO preliminary findings

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  • GOP presidential race heating up as Pence and Christie expected to announce their candidacies

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  • Former first lady Rosalynn Carter diagnosed with dementia, family says

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Parents say family courts too often ignore allegations of violence in custody disputes

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NBC News' Kate Snow investigates how allegations of violence and abuse are handled when there's a custody dispute over kids in family court. Kathy Sherlock says she tried to protect her daughter, Kayden, by pushing back against unsupervised visits. Kayden was killed by her father before he took his own life.May 13, 2021

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