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Tribes can access $2.2M to help house tribal veterans, including the Oneida Nation
More than $2 million in federal funding will go to expand rental assistance for Native American veterans who are unhoused or at risk of becoming homeless nationwide.
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15-year-old Bradyn Bohn died by suicide after falling victim to sextortion. His mom wants to protect other kids.
After her 15-year-old son took his own life, Brittney Bird of Kronenwetter is advocating for a bill that would set felony penalties for sextortion.
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University Place:Dickey Chapelle Under Fire
John Garofolo shares stories of female American war correspondent Dickey Chapelle.
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Marie-Antoinette:Hated, Humbled, Mortified
The royal couple hope that Rohan’s indictment will help contain the aristocracy’s desire for rebellion; at the end of a turbulent trial, Rohan is exonerated, but a false testimony tarnishes […]
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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light on Masterpiece:Light
Cromwell is stripped of his titles and brought to the Tower on a charge of treason.
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PHOTOS: From mightiest to humblest, hundreds of thousands gather for Pope Francis’ funeral
From some of the world’s most powerful leaders to those on society’s margins whom Pope Francis always made a point to minister to, hundreds of thousands of people participated at the Vatican Saturday for the funeral rites for the late pontiff.
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Washington Week With The Atlantic
A panel of journalists provides reporting and analysis of the major stories emanating from the United States capital.
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Some Universities of Wisconsin visa terminations reversed
Some visa terminations have been restored at Universities of Wisconsin campuses following a sweeping walk back by President Donald Trump’s administration Friday.Â
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An attack on judicial independence or a sign no one is above the law?
Federal law enforcement’s arrest of a Milwaukee County judge in her courthouse Friday left some Wisconsin officials worried about attacks on the independence of the judiciary and others saying the charges show no one is above the law.
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NFL draft pays off for Green Bay businesses near Lambeau Field, while downtown shops fret
According to the NFL, 205,000 fans attended the first night of the three-day NFL draft in Green Bay. Business was great near the stadium, but was slower downtown.