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Did U.S. Dollars Fuel Corruption in Afghanistan?

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"Little America" Delves Into U.S. Presence in Afghanistan

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Women, Work and Having it All: Article Reignites Old Debate

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Pig Roasts and Parties at U.S. Embassy in Afghanista

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Harsh Punishment for Misbehavior in Texas Schools

Harsh Punishment for Misbehavior in Texas Schools

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Singer-Songwriter Shawn Colvin on Music and Memoir

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Tropical Storm Debby Saturates Florida

Tropical Storm Debby Saturates Florida

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Could the U.S. Have Done More with Less in Afghanistan?

Could the U.S. Have Done More with Less in Afghanistan?

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President Warns He'll be Outspent in Re-election Campaign

President Warns He'll be Outspent in Re-election Campaign

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Public Universities Grapple with Money, Tech and Mission

Public Universities Grapple with Money, Tech and Mission

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In Mexico, War Against Drug Cartels Inflicts High Cost

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Remembering the Life and Work of Writer-Director Nora Ephron

Remembering the Life and Work of Writer-Director Nora Ephron

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Supreme Court Upholds Controversial Part of Immigration Law

According to the Supreme Court, Arizona police may still stop people they believe to be illegal immigrants, but cannot arrest them without a warrant. Jeffrey Brown breaks down the ruling with the National Law Journal's Marcia Coyle, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach and law professor Steven Gonzales.