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Father of Israeli-American hostage reflects on six months since Oct. 7 attack
Edan Alexander grew up in New Jersey and was stationed on the Gaza border when Hamas attacked on Oct. 7.
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Boeing CEO to step down
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Why a former Haiti ambassador thinks the U.S. military might need to intervene
The United Nation's Haiti humanitarian coordinator says February was the most violent month in the country in the last 2 years.
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Some Senators say aid to Israel violates law
The letter says the U.S. “should not provide military assistance to any country that interferes with U.S. humanitarian assistance."
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Catching up with young author and activist Estela Juarez
The 13-year-old's her picture book "Until Someone Listens" tells of her mother's deportation and Estela's efforts on her behalf.
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Bay Area creatives find harmonious synergy with their new rural neighbors
Artists, dancers and creatives are being priced out of the San Francisco Bay Area. Many are seeking the rural pastures about an hour away in the San Joaquin River Delta.
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Republicans and Democrats in Georgia are divided over Trump, Biden on primary day
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Lawsuit settlement clarifies Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' legislation
A lawsuit settlement announced Monday over Florida's infamous "Don't Say Gay" law clarified what is and isn't allowed in Florida classrooms under the law.
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More snow, wind and thunderstorms are on the way across the U.S.
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Disney classics get a new spin from virtuoso pianist Lang Lang
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KY lawmakers consider bill to ban street camping, limit Housing First program funding
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