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National Public Radio took some heat on Tuesday when its line-by-line tweets of the Declaration of Independence were mistaken for jabs at the current president.

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The Army could make a move Friday to compel a journalist to release 25 hours of recorded interviews with a soldier undergoing court martial for his alleged desertion from a U.S. base in Afghanistan and resulting capture by the Taliban.

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We can walk on another world, but can't cure the common cold, cure HIV, build a flying car, or make fusion reactors work. Nor can we make smart guns.

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Research out of the University of Illinois suggests a majority of shooters would pull the trigger if the target they were firing at happened to be black.

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office on Friday morning announced he would sign two bills expanding gun rights in the state.

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"We looked at hopefully igniting attention about the lack of care that goes to vets," Cooper said, citing that 22 veterans commit suicide every day, but that the conversations concerning controversy are drawing the focus away from that fact.

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About 20 percent of the households using Feeding America services include a member who is serving or has served in the military, National Public Radio reported.

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