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Columbine, Parkland Students Unite for Voter Registration
Hogg has been encouraging students to walk out and register to vote. Some Columbine students compromised by holding a combined vigil and voter registration rally on Thursday night.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump Skews Reasons Behind His 2016 Win
President Donald Trump isn't getting the facts straight when it comes to how he won the 2016 election.
420: Advocates and Critics Reflect on Pot in the U.S.
Thirty states have legalized some form of medical marijuana, and Michigan could become the 10th state with its ballot initiative this year. Yet cannabis remains illegal under federal law, and it still has many opponents.
Employers Urged Not to Hold Discharge Status Against Vets
A Connecticut agency issued new guidance Thursday warning employers they could be breaking the law if they discriminate against veterans with less-than-honorable discharges from the military.
U.S. Manufacturers Seek Relief from Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported aluminum and steel are disrupting business for American companies that buy those metals, and many are pressing for relief.
Defending Trump in Russia Probe? It's Hardly A Dream Job
Several prominent lawyers asked to help represent President Donald Trump in the last year have spurned the assignment at least partly out of concerns he wouldn't pay his bills and doesn't listen to legal advice.
How a Supreme Court Could Affect Your Online Purchaes
Do businesses have to collect sales tax on purchases made on the internet? The answer right now is: It depends. But a Supreme Court case being heard Tuesday could change that.
Trump Seeks to Limit Access to Records Seized in FBI Raid
The porn actress Stormy Daniels is expected to attend a court hearing in New York on Monday.
Trump: All Lawyers 'Deflated' by FBI Raid on Michael Cohen
President Donald Trump said Sunday that all lawyers are now "deflated and concerned" by the FBI raid on his personal attorney Michael Cohen, who is under criminal investigation for personal business dealings.
Plan Would Allow Drug Testing for Some Food Stamp Recipients
The Trump administration is considering a plan that would allow states to require certain food stamp recipients to undergo drug testing, handing a win to conservatives who've long sought ways to curb the safety net program.
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