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Crisis pregnancy centers get a lot of funding. What do they do with the money?
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'Above Ground' comprises poems about fatherhood, history and the legacy of slavery
Clint Smith writes about the legacy of slavery and racism and how that history shaped the lives of his ancestors and continues into the lives of his children.
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Georgia election workers defamed by Giuliani could get millions of dollars in damages
On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that Giuliani lost the case, which could pave the way for millions of dollars in damages.
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Special master tasked with redrawing Alabama Congressional maps
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How the Inflation Reduction Act impacts climate and economy
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American credit card debt passes $1 trillion
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Local organizer reflects on the Mississippi officers who pleaded guilty in torturing two Black men
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Johnny Cash used his music to speak up for Native Americans
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