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New film explores mesmerizing, dangerous world of freediving

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Why recruiting, confidence in U.S. military is so low

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Factory closure disrupts local farming community in Montana

Factory closure disrupts local farming community in Montana

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The fight over public funding for religious charter schools

The fight over public funding for religious charter schools

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Newspaper editor on possible motives behind police raid

Newspaper editor on possible motives behind police raid

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Retired judge says Trump 'corrupted American democracy'

Retired judge says Trump 'corrupted American democracy'

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on DeSantis's campaign reset

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Can Trump's rivals overcome his lead before the Iowa caucus?

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Young activists win climate change lawsuit against Montana

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Why people in Maui were caught off guard by deadly wildfires

At least 55 people are now confirmed dead after fast-moving wildfires ravaged the Hawaiian island of Maui this week. Those who did manage to survive now face the daunting task of piecing their lives back together. Stephanie Sy reports on the latest and Amna Nawaz discusses the disaster response with Chad Blair of Honolulu Civil Beat.