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Left for dead, rebounding from attack 09:26
A 'moral obligation' to stand against Trump 03:37
'We had a lot of babies dying' 04:55
Beyond the Bars: A former inmate returns to his roots 05:57
Flag burning spurs mass arrest at convention 04:01
"Trump doesn't speak for African Americans" 05:23
'It's hard being a black man in this city’ 03:24
Women work to feed Central American migrants 04:24
Reading, writing, berries! School gardening 03:59
Composer works to overcome hearing loss 04:46
Transgender singers unite voices in new choir 03:56
Birds of a feather create light show together 03:01
Gay, Black and HIV-positive 04:09
Food brings people together at NYC market 03:41
Not all brides decry this troubling tradition 04:55
3D printer saves lives in Nepal 03:32
Immigrant families take fight to high court 02:26
The greenest building on earth has a brain 02:14
Making clean money is a dirty job 03:28
Have lax gun laws led to more homicides? 04:14 The tiny tycoons at NATO's gate 06:06 Brishna, Fatima, and Madina make more money than their college-educated parents by selling scarves outside NATO's Kabul headquarters, but at what cost to the girls' future? Jan. 16, 2015
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Left for dead, rebounding from attack 09:26
A 'moral obligation' to stand against Trump 03:37
'We had a lot of babies dying' 04:55
Beyond the Bars: A former inmate returns to his roots 05:57
Flag burning spurs mass arrest at convention 04:01
"Trump doesn't speak for African Americans" 05:23 
