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Piper Kerman of ‘Orange is the New Black’ answers your questions

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News Wrap: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as Fed chief

In our news wrap Monday, Janet Yellen won Senate confirmation to lead the Federal Reserve. Taking over for outgoing chair Ben Bernanke, the former vice chair becomes the first woman to lead the U.S.'s central bank. Also, peace talks to…

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Supreme Court heard arguments about a woman who tried to poison her husband’s mistress…

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Janet Yellen nominated to succeed Bernanke as Federal Reserve chair

Janet Yellen nominated to succeed Bernanke as Federal Reserve chair…

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Lindy Boggs, Former Congresswoman and Ambassador, Dies at 97

Lindy Boggs, First Woman to Chair a DemocraticConvention, Dies at 97…

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Honoring Sally Ride’s Legacy as Scientist, Trailblazer, Educational Role Model

Honoring Sally Ride's Legacy as Scientist, Trailblazer, Educational Role Model…

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How Is the Garment Industry Working to Improve Conditions Abroad?

How Is the Garment Industry Working to Improve Conditions Abroad?…

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Bangladeshi Seamstress Rescued From Factory Rubble After 17 Days

Seventeen days after a Bangladeshi garment factory collapsed and only hours before the remains were to be demolished, rescuers pulled a woman out of the rubble alive. Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News reports on the miraculous discovery and the…

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A Western Woman on Saudi Arabia

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‘The Worst Place on Earth to Be a Woman’: Healing the Eastern Congo

'The Worst Place on Earth to Be a Woman': Healing the Eastern Congo…

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World Sep 17

5 rights groups urge U.N. chief to condemn China over Muslims

By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press

Nation Sep 17

Utah joins nearly 2 dozen US states spending on 2020 Census

By Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press

Politics Sep 17

Trump reveals short list for national security adviser

By Kevin Freking, Associated Press

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Nation Sep 17

Gun owners in Texas cast a wary eye on gun control debate

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World Sep 17

Netanyahu’s annexation plans face opposition, but not from his political rival

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Politics Sep 17

WATCH: Lewandowski said President Trump asked him to urge then-AG Sessions to oversee Russia investigation

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Politics Sep 17

Probe into racist photo in Virginia governor’s yearbook cost nearly $368,000

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Nation Sep 17

Virginia governor sets renewable energy goal of 100 percent by 2050

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Politics Sep 17

President Trump calls former campaign aide Lewandowski’s testimony ‘beautiful’

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Economy Sep 17

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Nation Sep 17

Justice Department files lawsuit against Snowden over memoir

By Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

Politics Sep 17

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Arts Sep 17

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Politics Sep 17

Biden’s abortion shift tests the politics of his faith

By Elana Schor, Associated Press

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Nation Sep 17

Longtime political journalist Cokie Roberts dies at age 75

By David Bauder, Associated Press

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World Sep 17

Iran supreme leader rules out talks with U.S. ‘at any level’

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World Sep 17

Israelis vote in redo election that will test Netanyahu

By Aron Heller, Associated Press

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Politics Sep 17

Governors struggle under new rules in 2020 presidential race

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Nation Sep 17

Army on track to meet enlistment goal after falling short last year

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