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Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with Richard Pacelle, professor of political science at the University of Tennessee, to find some answers.

Rep. Duncan Hunter sponsored the amendment but voted against it, saying he only wanted to raise questions about women in combat.

In Colorado this year, 100 students are taking the German language college entrance test – the first step toward attending college there.

The popular coffeehouse chain will now reward customers based on how much they spend, rather than how often they visit.

Hampton University student Michael Crawford and his mother Verina brought lacrosse to the historically black college.

The octopus slipped out of his tank, slithered across the aquarium floor and disappeared through a drain pipe and into the ocean.

A new exhibit – not affiliated with the historic fort – uses graphics and music to depict the battle, which took place 180 years ago.

Ten years ago this week, then-Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney signed the state's new health coverage law, the first of its kind in the U.S.

Is there a difference between hail the size of a grapefruit and hail the size of a softball? NPR's Mark Memmott weighs in.

Hillary Clinton this morning rode the New York City subway-- using a Metrocard -- a jab against her rival Bernie Sanders.

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