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Life in Iraq 20 years after U.S. invasion
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Girl Scout Troop 6000 gives one-of-a-kind sisterhood to girls in NYC shelter system
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Flight attendants push for renewed infant seat policy
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Buster Murdaugh speaks out over high school classmate’s death
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Elementary teacher shot by six-year-old student speaks out about challenges faced
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Chinese President Xi visits Russia, calls Putin ‘dear friend’
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Trump predicts he’ll be arrested, calls for protests
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7-year-old boy is ‘real-life superhero,’ donating bone marrow to older brother
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Disturbing history of negative health outcomes for Black pregnant women, study reveals
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Los Angeles meteorologist recovering after fainting during morning newscast
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State of emergency declared in Miami Beach after deadly shootings
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UBS agrees to buy Credit Suisse for more than $3 billion
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New witness to testify before grand jury in Trump hush money investigation
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Putin tours Russian-occupied city of Mariupol
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Street racing incidents spiking across the U.S.
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Chaos in Paris as protesters clash with police
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Deadly earthquake shakes Ecuador
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Putin tours Crimea on anniversary of annexation from Ukraine
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Adult film star Stormy Daniels at center of probe into former President Trump
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Trump predicts his arrest in hush money case and calls for protests
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Two historically segregated parks in South Carolina become new ‘Unity Park’
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In Greenville, South Carolina, Black children were given a 15-acre patch of land to play on called Mayberry Park in the Jim Crow South. But in 1938, the city split the park in half to create a new whites-only baseball stadium. As decades passed, the parks were not looked after. Greenville’s mayor said the neighborhood became the city’s garbage dump. Pressure began to build from the community to right a historical wrong. Now, with $15 million in donations, the 60-acre Unity Park was born. July 28, 2022
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Life in Iraq 20 years after U.S. invasion
02:47 Girl Scout Troop 6000 gives one-of-a-kind sisterhood to girls in NYC shelter system
01:39Flight attendants push for renewed infant seat policy
01:32Buster Murdaugh speaks out over high school classmate’s death
01:48Elementary teacher shot by six-year-old student speaks out about challenges faced
01:50Chinese President Xi visits Russia, calls Putin ‘dear friend’
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