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Rethinking how we train caregivers for people with dementia

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Study shows the effect of racism and poverty on kids’ brains

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How an enslaved man helped create some iconic D.C. monuments

How an enslaved man helped create some iconic D.C. monuments

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Ukraine fights to hold Bakhmut as Russian forces close in

Ukraine fights to hold Bakhmut as Russian forces close in

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Report finds personal data from mental health apps for sale

Report finds personal data from mental health apps for sale

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How an all-Black swim team is making waves in college sports

How an all-Black swim team is making waves in college sports

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The costs and benefits of switching to a 4-day work week

The costs and benefits of switching to a 4-day work week

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Biden shows solidarity with Ukraine in surprise visit

Biden shows solidarity with Ukraine in surprise visit

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Ukrainian drones helps guide strikes against Russian forces

Ukrainian drones helps guide strikes against Russian forces

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CDC: Teen girls experiencing record high levels of sadness

CDC: Teen girls experiencing record high levels of sadness

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Future of abortion access faces critical test in Wisconsin

Future of abortion access faces critical test in Wisconsin

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Election deniers hold critical positions in GOP politics

Election deniers hold critical positions in GOP politics

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Man freed from prison reflects on wrongful murder conviction

Earlier this week, a St. Louis judge overturned the murder conviction of Lamar Johnson, who spent nearly 28 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. John Yang first profiled Johnson's case in 2021 and spoke with him again Friday just days after his release from prison. It's part of our series Searching for Justice.