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Housing discrimination case could have broad implications

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Facing resistance from Capitol Hill, U.S. opens Cuba talks

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What did U.S. mayors hear in Obama’s State of the Union?

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Obama takes State of the Union agenda on the road

Obama takes State of the Union agenda on the road

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Why Yemen’s political implosion is dangerous for the U.S.

Why Yemen’s political implosion is dangerous for the U.S.

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In U.S., support for paid family leave but no one to pay

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The White House made this year’s SOTU a social media affair

The White House made this year’s SOTU a social media affair

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Interactive media helps Obama connect with the country

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Is ‘The Test’ failing American schools?

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Why is the Islamic State targeting Japan for ransom?

The Islamic State released a video ransom vote that threatened to kill two Japanese hostages unless Tokyo pays $200 million. Jeffrey Brown speaks with former CIA officer Bob Baer about why the militant group is targeting that country.