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New immigration law controversies: Some harsher, some more forgiving

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Alabama has passed the most severe anti-immigration law in the country, while Massachusetts has pulled out of federal immigration enforcement programs.
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"Caleb's Crossing": The story of Harvard's first Native American graduate

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Almost 350 years ago, Harvard University graduated its first Native American student. Author Geraldine Brooks imagines his experience in the unfamiliar, Puritan culture of the university.
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How strong is Obama's support for gay marriage?

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Barack Obama has spoken openly about his support of equal rights for gay couples, but some are questioning his support for gay rights.
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Will Congress cut funding for Libya?

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Moammar Gadhafi is clinging to power, but some in Congress want to cut funding for the US military operations in Libya.
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Water Wars: Water pollution, protection, and politics

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Access to fresh water may be the most pressing issue of the twenty-first century. Protecting it may be a matter of life and death.
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Afghans talk about what a US troop withdrawal means to them

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President Obama announced that he will speed up US troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. Not everyone in Afghanistan thinks that's a good thing.
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Understanding LulzSec, Anonymous and other hackers

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Anonymous groups of hackers are targeting large corporations and governments by exploiting weaknesses in their computer networks.
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Mormonism takes center stage in American politics

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With two Mormons now running for President, Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman, Mormonism may be entering the mainstream consciousness like never before in American history.
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Obama withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, won't end the war

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President Obama will announce his exit strategy from what is now America's longest war, Afghanistan. The fighting, however, is likely to continue for a long time.
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Report cards, grades get worse during recession

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Throughout economic downturns, children tend to get worse grades, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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