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Civil rights groups call for investigation into new Fort Hood death
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Active shooter drill sparks fear and confusion at Michigan children's facility
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Georgia couple fights for release of five children taken by officials during traffic stop
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Bad Bunny's former girlfriend sues for $40 million
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Young South Koreans push back on proposal to increase workweek cap
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New report finds London Police Department racist, sexist, and homophobic
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Nightly News Full Broadcast (March 21st)
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California hit with another storm bringing heavy rains and high winds
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Fentanyl testing not required in most emergency room drug screenings
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Drag queen Jinkx Monsoon selling out ‘Chicago’ shows on Broadway
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Teacher shot by six-year-old student relives what happened
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Los Angeles schools closed due to worker strike demanding better pay and more staffing
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VA deputies and hospital workers appearing to pile on Irvo Otieno before his death, video shows
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New York City bracing for Trump’s possible indictment
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Rare syndrome shown to link tick bites and red meat intolerance
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McConnell is 'doing very well' after concussion, says advisor
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Grindr joins push to distribute free at-home HIV tests
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Meet the Press NOW — March 21
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TikTok is 'cocaine,' 'programmed to be weaponized,' fmr. Trump official says
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Full Panel: Republican candidates ‘need to remind’ voters why Trump is in a legal ‘mess’
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Play to learn: Teaching tools for the digital era
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Game-based learning has the ability to fundamentally change education. Imagine a world where students poured their energy into a game that helped teach them math and they actually enjoyed it. At the Education Nation Summit, we'll witness the power and potential of gaming to provide exciting tools for teachers to help personalize learning, engage students in fun new ways, and adapt in real-time to improve student learning. The session will include a fun demonstration and crowd-sourcing exercise in which Summit delegates will help create a new game for the nation's classrooms.Sept. 25, 2012
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Civil rights groups call for investigation into new Fort Hood death
03:38 Active shooter drill sparks fear and confusion at Michigan children's facility
03:25Georgia couple fights for release of five children taken by officials during traffic stop
04:01Bad Bunny's former girlfriend sues for $40 million
02:32Young South Koreans push back on proposal to increase workweek cap
03:46New report finds London Police Department racist, sexist, and homophobic
02:43
