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A Year After Vote, Brexit Supporters In A British Town Wonder If It'll Ever Happen
Some Crawley residents who want to see Britain out of the European Union doubt if politicians will ever make Brexit a reality. Others worry the town could face labor shortages if immigrants leave.
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British Polar Guides Get Hitched In Antarctica
It's said to be the first official wedding in Antarctic territory claimed by the U.K. They took photos outside in 15 degree temperatures after the ceremony, and then zipped away in a sno-cat vehicle.
Actor Martin Landau Of 'Mission: Impossible' Dies At 89
Martin Landau has died at 89. He was a character actor best known for roles in Crimes and Misdemeanors, North by Northwest and Ed Wood.
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George Romero, Creator Of 'Night Of The Living Dead,' Dies At 77
George Romero has died at age 77. He was the movie director who created the modern zombie genre with films like 1968's Night of the Living Dead.
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Writers Launch #EbonyOwes Twitter Campaign In Demand For Back Pay
Ebony Magazine held a beloved place in black households for more than seven decades. But like a lot of magazines, it was feeling pinched between rising costs and falling subscriptions. Ebony was sold last year to a black private equity firm that was very slow to pay its writers what they were owed. Some responded with a scathing social media campaign, EbonyOwes.
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10 Years After Gaza Takeover, Hamas Under Pressure To Surrender Power
Ten years ago, the Islamist group Hamas took over the Gaza Strip in a bloody coup. Now, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is cutting back on financial support to pressure Hamas leaders.
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Grandparents Eligible For Visas Under Expanded Instructions On Travel Ban
The State Department has issued new instructions to U.S. embassies about which citizens from the countries covered by the Trump administration's travel ban are still eligible for visas.
Is Your Boss Too Controlling? Many Employees Clash With Micromanagers
When employees move on, it's often mentioned as the main reason for their departure. Lack of autonomy at work elevates stress hormones and can have other negative health effects, studies show.
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Democratic Senator Glad GOP's Bill Is Sidelined, But Sees Long Fight Ahead
Michigan's Debbie Stabenow says apparent defeat of Republicans' health care effort in the Senate is "great news," but notes that earlier attempts have been forsaken and rebooted.
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With Two More Defections Tabling Health Care Bill, What's Next For GOP?
NPR political editor Domenico Montanaro explains the future for Republicans' health care efforts after senators from Utah and Kansas announced they wouldn't support consideration of the current bill.
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