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Angel Santiago and Luis Roldan, survivors from Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, speak during a news conference with more than 80 family members and friends of people who were killed by gun violence and congressional Democrats to call for action on gun violence prevention at the U.S. Capitol, December 2016.

LGBT Activism And Gun Control One Year After The Pulse Shooting

Last year's shooting at the Pulse nightclub was the nation's deadliest terror attack since 9-11. What's happened since then to protect LGBTQ people from gun violence?

Morning light shines outside The United States Supreme Court building.

Supreme Court Breaks For Summer, With A Few Big Cases Coming Soon

On the last day of its spring term, the Supreme Court issued a handful of decisions, but the biggest news came when the court announced what cases it will hear when it next meets in the fall.

Hilary Hahn Marches Through Mozart

Violinist Hilary Hahn has been playing Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 since she was just 10 years old. Twenty-five years on, she brings grace and immense force and to this music.

A man reads a newspaper in a restaurant in Booneville, Kentucky.

Elegies And Effigies: Who Speaks For Appalachia?

It's been called Trump Country, coal country and backcountry. But it's our country.

Joggers run past the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.

Does It Matter If The Government Is Dysfunctional?

Shutdown … meh.

Without healthy soil, there won't be healthy crops. Without healthy crops, there won't be healthy people.

The Ground Beneath Our Feet

"Without proper care for it we can have no life."

Will The Tax Plan Put More Money In My Pocket?

It goes beyond a change to your paycheck.

The amount makes up nearly a third of overpayments discovered since 2011, according to a spokesperson.

State Auditor Reports Millions in Overpayments to Medicaid Providers in Past Year

The state auditor’s office says it found more than $10.5 million in overpayments to Medicaid providers in the last year. Auditor Dave Yost ’s office...

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former owner of one of Russia's largest oil companies, holds a public meeting and press conference at Izolyatsia, a non-governmental arts foundation, on April 27, 2014 in Donetsk, Ukraine.

From Outside Moscow, He Continues Opposing President Putin

Whilst President Putin was celebrating his birthday, Russian investigators raided the homes of at least five people working for Mikhail Khodorkovsky

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