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Shutdown's impact: Delayed home loans, deferred medical care

Shutdown's impact: Delayed home loans, deferred medical care

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This book club offers community for ‘invisible’ black women

This book club offers community for ‘invisible’ black women

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Rep. Fitzpatrick: Americans are less safe during shutdown

Rep. Fitzpatrick: Americans are less safe during shutdown

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Margo Price explores the dark side of country music

Margo Price explores the dark side of country music

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U.S. cancer rates decline, but some communities fare worse

U.S. cancer rates decline, but some communities fare worse

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Trump's meeting with House Democrats is brief, contentious

Trump's meeting with House Democrats is brief, contentious

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Panetta: Shutdown is 'punishing innocent people'

Panetta: Shutdown is 'punishing innocent people'

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Why to expect 'more of the same' from president's address

Why to expect 'more of the same' from president's address

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The facts behind the administration’s border ‘crisis’ claim

The facts behind the administration’s border ‘crisis’ claim

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In address, Trump relies on fear to sell immigration message

In address, Trump relies on fear to sell immigration message

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This scholarship program gives students more than money

This scholarship program gives students more than money

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Rep. Collins: Trump's 'looking out for the American people'

Rep. Collins: Trump's 'looking out for the American people'

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PBS News Hour

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on new Congress, party evolution

NPR’s Tamara Keith and Amy Walter from the Cook Political Report join John Yang to discuss why the border wall is so important to President Trump right now, how neither side is feeling enough pain to be interested in yielding and whether a "generational divide" in the Democratic Party might affect the new Congress.