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News Wrap: Protesters shut down highway over police killing

News Wrap: Protesters shut down highway over police killing

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High-tech imaging lets anyone dive into a Bermuda shipwreck

High-tech imaging lets anyone dive into a Bermuda shipwreck

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Trump’s week ends with spending bill, staff shakeup

Trump’s week ends with spending bill, staff shakeup

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Teenagers will lead the charge at the March for Our Lives

Teenagers will lead the charge at the March for Our Lives

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John Bolton has history of intelligence community clashes

John Bolton has history of intelligence community clashes

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How will hawk John Bolton affect foreign policy?

How will hawk John Bolton affect foreign policy?

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Shields and Brooks on John Bolton’s worldview

Shields and Brooks on John Bolton’s worldview

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Trump signs new policy that would ban most trans troops

Trump signs new policy that would ban most trans troops

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What makes eggs 'organic'? It depends on who you ask

What makes eggs 'organic'? It depends on who you ask

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Youth voices take center stage at March for Our Lives

Youth voices take center stage at March for Our Lives

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More African Americans look to bear arms

More African Americans look to bear arms

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What’s next for the student-led movement for gun reform?

What’s next for the student-led movement for gun reform?

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Spending bill cliffhanger may come down to a single senator

The House of Representatives passed the mammoth $1.3 trillion spending bill on Thursday, in order to avert a government shutdown on Friday. What will its fate be in the Senate? And will Sen. Rand Paul force a shutdown? John Yang learns more from Erica Werner of The Washington Post.