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FIGHTING INFLATION

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Tackling inequality with free or reduced college tuition

Tackling inequality with free or reduced college tuition

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What Ohio's primary election portends for 2022 midterms

What Ohio's primary election portends for 2022 midterms

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A Brief But Spectacular take on ways of being heard

A Brief But Spectacular take on ways of being heard

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Combat medics bring lifesaving care to Ukraine's frontlines

Combat medics bring lifesaving care to Ukraine's frontlines

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Russia targets supply routes as weapons flow into Ukraine

Russia targets supply routes as weapons flow into Ukraine

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Both sides of abortion debate ready for Roe v. Wade reversal

Both sides of abortion debate ready for Roe v. Wade reversal

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Heavy fighting rages on at a besieged Mariupol steel mill

Heavy fighting rages on at a besieged Mariupol steel mill

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Abortion providers face uncertain future with Roe v. Wade

Abortion providers face uncertain future with Roe v. Wade

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Minneapolis restaurateur revives Native American cuisine

Minneapolis restaurateur revives Native American cuisine

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Stocks plummet in worst day since 2020

Stocks plummet in worst day since 2020

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WHO reports nearly 15 million deaths associated with COVID

WHO reports nearly 15 million deaths associated with COVID

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PBS News Hour

News Wrap: White House says American unjustly held in Russia

In our news wrap Tuesday, the Biden administration has determined that Russia is wrongfully detaining pro basketball star Brittney Griner, voters in Ohio and Indiana took to the polls, former President Trump's inaugural committee and business will pay $750,000 to settle allegations over his D.C. hotel, and rolling blackouts in India are cutting power to swaths of the country amid extreme heat.