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Education Jul 10

Some schools are rethinking sex ed with lessons on consent

By Lisa Stark

Will saying yes to affirmative consent curb college sexual assault?

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California considering universal consent standards to combat sexual assault

The California State Assembly is set to review legislation that would require schools receiving public funding to adopt an “affirmative consent standard,” clearly defining when sex is consensual and when it is not.

By Charles Pulliam-Moore

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Nation Nov 13

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World Nov 13

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Politics Nov 13

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By Darlene Superville, Associated Press

Health Nov 13

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Ask The Headhunter Nov 13

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World Nov 13

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By Associated Press

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Nation Nov 13

Long-awaited U.S. trial of Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo’ begins

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Nation Nov 13

Crews search for wildfire victims in California as death toll climbs

By Martha Mendoza, Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press

A White House staff member reaches for the microphone held by CNN's Jim Acosta as he questions President Donald Trump during a news conference following Tuesday's midterm congressional elections at the White House in Washington, D.C. Photo by Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

Politics Nov 13

CNN sues Trump, demanding Jim Acosta’s return to White House

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Politics Nov 13

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Politics Nov 13

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Politics Nov 13

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By Bill Barrow, Kate Brumback, Associated Press

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Economy Nov 13

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Politics Nov 12

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By Associated Press

Politics Nov 12

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Science Nov 12

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Economy Nov 12

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Education Nov 12

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Politics Nov 12

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