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Some old game shows will return to TV this summer. Are they here to stay?
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What are backchannels with foreign nations for? And can they be abused?
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President Donald Trump says the world must confront extremists or, in his words, "drive them out."
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President Trump’s proposal to cut federal spending by more than $3.6 trillion over the next decade, much of it for programs that help the poor, faces harsh criticism in Congress. We break down who benefits and who suffers under the President's budget proposal.
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Saying yes or no to a sexual advance should be straightforward. How do we clarify the rules on sexual consent?
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Police say they have determined the name of the attacker behind the bombing an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England.
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How could special counsel Robert Mueller change the investigation into the Trump administration's ties to Russia?
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Turkey's president comes to Washington, but it's his bodyguards who leave a mark. Vladimir Putin says he can prove President Trump did not give secrets to Russia. And it's a pilgrimage of sorts as Donald Trump prepares to visit Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican.
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It's been another leaky week as concerns mount over secrets shared and confidences broken. On this week's Roundup of top national news stories, find out who's been saying what and who's been saying too much.
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What's the value of choosing the right word? How has the political jargon of our day muddied our sense of clear writing?