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News Wrap: CBO delivers verdict on GOP health bill

News Wrap: CBO delivers verdict on GOP health bill

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Trump and the Pope trade gifts, not barbs, in first meeting

Trump and the Pope trade gifts, not barbs, in first meeting

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Feinstein: Comey memos to be turned over one way or another

Feinstein: Comey memos to be turned over one way or another

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What’s on voters’ minds ahead of Montana special election?

What’s on voters’ minds ahead of Montana special election?

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Why it's so hard to protect 'soft targets'

Why it's so hard to protect 'soft targets'

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How a conspiracy theory grew around Seth Rich's murder

How a conspiracy theory grew around Seth Rich's murder

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At Moogfest, the music revolution will be synthesized

At Moogfest, the music revolution will be synthesized

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In Trump's EPA, industry has more voice in shaping science

In Trump's EPA, industry has more voice in shaping science

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Less healthy, older Americans would pay more under GOP bill

Less healthy, older Americans would pay more under GOP bill

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Trump calls out NATO allies on unpaid dues

Trump calls out NATO allies on unpaid dues

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News Wrap: Pentagon confirms March airstrike killed civilian

News Wrap: Pentagon confirms March airstrike killed civilian

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Sweden beefs up military defenses to face Russia threat

Sweden beefs up military defenses to face Russia threat

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How Trump’s budget promotes school choice

President Trump's budget proposes roughly $9 billion in cuts to various federal education programs, a reduction of roughly 13 percent, including changes to student loan programs. Some of that money would be rerouted to advance the idea of school choice. William Brangham discusses what this may mean for schools and students with NPR’s Anya Kamenetz.