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Why State of the Union is 'leverage' in shutdown debate

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Shutdown halts many EPA safety and pollution inspections

Shutdown halts many EPA safety and pollution inspections

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2 cities illustrate shutdown's profound national impact

2 cities illustrate shutdown's profound national impact

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For low-level offenders, this court provides a 2nd chance

For low-level offenders, this court provides a 2nd chance

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How 2 House freshmen navigate Capitol Hill amid shutdown

How 2 House freshmen navigate Capitol Hill amid shutdown

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New York Knicks center Enes Kanter on why he fears Erdogan

New York Knicks center Enes Kanter on why he fears Erdogan

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Trump missile defense plans may spark arms race, critics say

Trump missile defense plans may spark arms race, critics say

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Why many stores can’t accept food stamps during the shutdown

Why many stores can’t accept food stamps during the shutdown

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Trump's move to cancel congressional trip raises debate

Trump's move to cancel congressional trip raises debate

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News Wrap: Giuliani changes his tune on Russia collusion

News Wrap: Giuliani changes his tune on Russia collusion

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Why tech industry monopolies could be a 'curse' for society

Why tech industry monopolies could be a 'curse' for society

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Report: Number of families separated at border unknown

Report: Number of families separated at border unknown

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Why Republicans are rebuking Rep. Steve King now

After a long history of controversial statements by Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, House Republicans stripped the 16-year congressman of his committee membership on Monday night. He recently wondered in The New York Times how terms like "white nationalist" and "white supremacist" became "offensive." Lisa Desjardins gets analysis from O. Kay Henderson of Radio Iowa and Asma Khalid of NPR.