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Republican Sens. Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski announced they are joining two Democrats in proposing a bill to codify abortion rights nationally.Collins and Murkowski united with Democratic S
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Newly released police body camera video released in the deadly shooting of Andre Hill in Columbus, Ohio, shows officers at the scene did not render medical assistance after the inciden
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