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The shooter was in the classroom for about an hour before a specially trained team from the Border Patrol charged in.
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Social media allows for wide dissemination of information and calls for action and support for the resistance in Ukraine.
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Here & Now's Peter O'Dowd opens up about the tension between covering the story as a journalist and experiencing the story as a parent of an elementary school child. -
Gun control advocates and some NRA members had called for the cancelation or postponement of the event.
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Some new indicators are showing the pay-raise ride may be peaking. Wages may be starting to tick back down.
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Musical worlds opened when the orchestra went to China at a time when western music was banned.
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Days after the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, the National Rifle Association annual meeting begins Friday. Former President Donald Trump will speak to attendees.
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"Stranger Things" season 4 debuts Friday — and each episode is over an hour.
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The Native Alaskan is also one of a handful of female Yup'ik commercial pilots.
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Carvana, the nation's largest online used-car retailer, has seen its shares fall nearly 90% since November and has laid off thousands of staff.
