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How did South Carolina and Nevada change the 2016 race?

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Supreme Court pays tribute to Antonin Scalia

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News Wrap: GOP Senators refuse to hear SCOTUS nominations

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Trump and Cruz verbally spar as the Nevada caucuses approach

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Los Angeles’ bold move to reform special education

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How do lawmakers feel about the plan to close Guantanamo?

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Remembering the life and legacy of Harper Lee

Renowned author Harper Lee, whose debut novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” has become enshrined within the American literary canon, died early Friday morning at age 89. Jeffrey Brown sits down with bestselling novelist Allan Gurganus to discuss Lee’s works and enduring legacy.