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In her upcoming memoir, former first lady Michelle Obama writes about how she underwent fertilization treatments to conceive daughters Sasha and Malia. Photo by: Nathan Congleton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images

Nation Nov 09

Michelle Obama reveals she had a miscarriage, used IVF to conceive daughters

By Laurie Kellman, Associated Press

The identity crisis of losing a baby to miscarriage

It took just 10 minutes to flip a switch in Ariel Levy’s body and mind to make her into a mother. The journalist was on her final major overseas reporting trip, in rural Mongolia, when her pregnancy ended prematurely and…

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With knives and hammers, Pakistani sculptor chisels away at taboos for women

Humaira Abid is a sculptor and painter. Based in the Seattle area, she spends several months out of each year in Lahore, Pakistan, where she grew up and still maintains her main studio. Her work is a reflection of her…

By Laila Kazmi, KCTS

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A picture of John Walker Lindh is shown on the attendance register of the madrassa (Islamic school) Arabia Hassani Kalan Surani Bannu, in Bannu in Pakistan, January 26, 2002. Photo by Haider Shah/Reuters File Photo

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Nation May 23

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By Gretchen Frazee

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Economy May 23

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World May 23

India’s ruling party claims victory with substantial lead in votes

By Emily Schmall, Associated Press

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Nation May 23

6th migrant child dies after being detained by border authorities

By Associated Press

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World May 23

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Nation May 23

3 killed in Missouri as tornado strikes state capital

By David A. Lieb, Associated Press

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Politics May 22

Report: Pentagon plan proposes sending more troops to Middle East

By Lolita Baldor, Associated Press

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Nation May 22

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Politics May 22

Judge refuses to block Trump bank subpoenas

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Nation May 22

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A picture of John Walker Lindh is shown on the attendance register of the madrassa (Islamic school) Arabia Hassani Kalan Surani Bannu, in Bannu in Pakistan, January 26, 2002. Photo by Haider Shah/Reuters File Photo

Nation May 22

‘American Taliban’ John Walker Lindh to be released

By Matthew Barakat, Associated Press

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Economy May 22

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Politics May 22

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By Chris Carola, David Klepper, Associated Press

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin testifies before the House Financial Services Committee hearing on "The Annual Testimony of the Secretary of the Treasury on the State of the International Financial System" in Washington, on May 22, 2019. Photo by Mary F. Calvert/Reuters

Politics May 22

Mnuchin says he has no idea who wrote IRS memo on tax returns

By Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press