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Government to crack down on companies exploiting child labor

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Artist works to correct narrative of gynecology's beginnings

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Renewed wave of violence breaks out in West Bank

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Crime top issue for many voters in Chicago's mayoral race

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Rise of sports betting brings concerns about its promotion

Rise of sports betting brings concerns about its promotion

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Supreme Court hears challenge to student loan relief plan

Supreme Court hears challenge to student loan relief plan

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Exhibit spotlights portraits, stories of Black Southerners

Exhibit spotlights portraits, stories of Black Southerners

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Jan. 6 investigator says giving footage to Fox poses threat

Jan. 6 investigator says giving footage to Fox poses threat

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Food banks prepare for spike as pandemic SNAP benefits end

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Ukrainians in Bucha reflect on horrors and Russian brutality

Ukrainians in Bucha reflect on horrors and Russian brutality

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Parents concerned as new laws target transgender children

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State gun law creates confusion for police in Missouri

Missouri has some of the most permissive gun laws in the nation — the state does not require background checks and does not require a permit to carry a concealed weapon. As Gabrielle Hays reports, a state law passed in 2021 is making it harder for police to enforce federal gun laws.