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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

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Supreme Court tackles the separation of church and state in public prayer case

Supreme Court tackles the separation of church and state in public prayer case…

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Ancient skull discovery offers researchers a view into past

'Mind-boggling' ancient skull discovery offers researchers a view into the past…

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Bill Clinton’s advice for wife on running for president

Bill Clinton’s advice for his wife on running for president…

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Kerry: "We share hopes for a political solution"

Kerry: "We share hopes for a political solution"…

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Kerry: "Fatigue Does Not Absolve Us of Our Responsibility"

Kerry: "Fatigue does not absolve us of our responsibility."…

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John Kerry: Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria "Undeniable"

John Kerry: Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria "Undeniable"…

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Limited Funds, Lingering Bias Has Delayed States’ ADA Compliance

Limited Funds, Lingering Bias Has Delayed States' ADA Compliance…

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Senate Blocks Expanded Gun Sale Background Checks

Senate Blocks Expanded Gun Sale Background Checks…

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Watch Clinton Testify Before House on Benghazi Attack

Watch Clinton Testify Before House on Benghazi Attack…

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