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Consumers may lose out in proposed payday lending changes

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Where the Democratic candidates stand in the race to 2020

Where the Democratic candidates stand in the race to 2020

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Returning to the town that Walmart left behind

Returning to the town that Walmart left behind

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News Wrap: House Democratic leaders condemn tweet by Omar

News Wrap: House Democratic leaders condemn tweet by Omar

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How migrant detention details stalled border security talks

How migrant detention details stalled border security talks

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Reports reveal hundreds abused by Southern Baptist officials

Reports reveal hundreds abused by Southern Baptist officials

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After nerve agent attack, UK city tries to woo back visitors

After nerve agent attack, UK city tries to woo back visitors

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'Vice' is a character study on the quest for power

'Vice' is a character study on the quest for power

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There is no 'single story spun on a single tongue'

There is no 'single story spun on a single tongue'

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Performance pay is at the heart of Denver's teacher strike

Performance pay is at the heart of Denver's teacher strike

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Democratic divides

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Democratic divides

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Democrats Klobuchar, Warren join crowded 2020 field

Democrats Klobuchar, Warren join crowded 2020 field

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Saudi crown prince threatened Khashoggi in 2017, says NYT

The New York Times reports U.S. intelligence recorded Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman saying in 2017 that he would “use a bullet” on Jamal Khashoggi if the journalist didn't stop criticizing the Saudi government. Meanwhile, Congress is "furious" over the Trump administration's response to Khashoggi's murder. Nick Schifrin talks to Lisa Desjardins and Times reporter Mark Mazzetti.