CDC
U.S. Pediatric Flu Deaths Highest Since 2009
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Europe, Royal Family
Prince Harry Faults Palace After Security Court Loss
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Traffic
Seven Killed in Idaho Tour Van, Pickup Crash
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Academia, University of Texas
James B. Milliken appointed UC System president, replaces Drake
88% left coverage11 sources
Markets, US Politics
Singapore votes in key election for PM Wong's mandate
57% left coverage11 sources
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Academia
Two Women Injured in Shooting at Spartan College in Inglewood
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Academia
Two Women Injured in Shooting at Spartan College in Inglewood
88% left coverage8 sources
Academia, University of Texas
James B. Milliken appointed UC System president, replaces Drake
88% left coverage11 sources
Academia, University of Texas
James B. Milliken appointed UC System president, replaces Drake
88% left coverage11 sources
Markets, US Politics
Singapore votes in key election for PM Wong's mandate
57% left coverage11 sources
Markets, US Politics
Singapore votes in key election for PM Wong's mandate
57% left coverage11 sources
Lawsuits, Social Issues
DOJ Sues Colorado, Denver Over Sanctuary Laws
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Lawsuits, Social Issues
DOJ Sues Colorado, Denver Over Sanctuary Laws
100% left coverage8 sources
Business Leaders, Social Issues
Ex-Abercrombie CEO Michael Jeffries Ruled Unfit for Trial
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Business Leaders, Social Issues
Ex-Abercrombie CEO Michael Jeffries Ruled Unfit for Trial
100% left coverage7 sources
Markets
Trump Administration Plans Major Cuts to CIA, NSA Staffing
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Markets
Trump Administration Plans Major Cuts to CIA, NSA Staffing
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Markets
US Approves $3.5 Billion Missile Sale to Saudi Arabia
57% center coverage7 sources
Markets
US Approves $3.5 Billion Missile Sale to Saudi Arabia
57% center coverage7 sources
