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Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff Weighs In On Release Of Mueller Report

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A Look At The Political Ramifications Of The Mueller Report For Trump

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Attorney General Barr Releases Redacted Version Of Mueller Report

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A redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report investigating Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election was released Thursday.

Tampa Bay Lightning Collapses In First Round of NHL Playoffs

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Apologies to Ohio. If you've never heard of the Columbus Blue Jackets, you're definitely not alone. On the flip side, the Tampa Bay Lightning wish they'd never heard of the Blue Jackets. The Lightning were by far the best team in the National Hockey League. In fact, there was a time - like, just over a week ago - that you could say they were one of the best teams ever. No team in NHL history had ever won more games in the regular season.

Right-Wing Groups Are Active In Ukraine As Country Heads Into Presidential Election

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Apologies to Ohio. If you've never heard of the Columbus Blue Jackets, you're definitely not alone. On the flip side, the Tampa Bay Lightning wish they'd never heard of the Blue Jackets. The Lightning were by far the best team in the National Hockey League. In fact, there was a time - like, just over a week ago - that you could say they were one of the best teams ever. No team in NHL history had ever won more games in the regular season.

Gene Therapy Advances To Better Treat 'Bubble Boy' Disease

By • Apr 17, 2019

Sometimes rare diseases can let scientists pioneer bold new ideas. That has been the case with a condition that strikes fewer than 100 babies a year in the United States. These infants are born without a functioning immune system.

Trump Administration Announces Measures Aimed At Ending Maduro's Rule In Venezuela

By • Apr 17, 2019

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Why The Tragic Fire At Notre Dame Has Led People To Be So Generous

By • Apr 17, 2019

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K-Pop Industry Faces Lurid Scandal Involving Sexual Violence And Official Corruption

By • Apr 16, 2019

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South Korea has enjoyed tremendous success exporting its modern culture, especially so-called K-pop music. But that industry is now facing its biggest crisis to date - a lurid scandal involving sexual violence and official corruption. As NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from Seoul, the problems behind the scandal are deep-rooted.

A Couple Opens Up About Their Decision To Wait Until Marriage Before Having Sex

By • Apr 16, 2019

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What Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral Means To France

By editor • Apr 16, 2019

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Midwest Businesses Say They Need Immigrants To Help Rebuild A Shrinking Labor Force

By Grant Gerlock • Apr 16, 2019

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South Korea has enjoyed tremendous success exporting its modern culture, especially so-called K-pop music. But that industry is now facing its biggest crisis to date - a lurid scandal involving sexual violence and official corruption. As NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from Seoul, the problems behind the scandal are deep-rooted.

What's Behind The Increase Of Measles Cases In The U.S.

By editor • Apr 16, 2019

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South Korea has enjoyed tremendous success exporting its modern culture, especially so-called K-pop music. But that industry is now facing its biggest crisis to date - a lurid scandal involving sexual violence and official corruption. As NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from Seoul, the problems behind the scandal are deep-rooted.

A Rare Sight At Brigham Young University As Students Protest The Honor Code Office

By • Apr 16, 2019

Sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Brigham Young University is known for its adherence to church teachings and for its strict Honor Code, which regulates everything from beards to premarital sex. Student protest is uncommon.

But last Friday, 300 gathered at the school's flagship campus to question its Honor Code Office, chanting, "God forgives me, why can't you?"

Students allege that the university is mistreating victims of sexual assault and harassment, especially women and LGBTQ students.

Writer Elaina Plott Looks 'Inside Ivanka Trump's Dreamworld' For 'The Atlantic'

By editor • Apr 15, 2019

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