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Police misconduct settlements usually come from public budgets—not individual officers—because cities and counties generally indemnify their employees. This explainer follows where settlement and defense costs
Undocumented immigrants pay tens of billions of dollars in U.S. taxes while being excluded from many of the federal benefits they are frequently accused of
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Hillary Clinton’s latest comments about Abdul El-Sayed reveal a larger problem: Democrats need to stop relitigating 2016 and move beyond establishment politics.
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Discover why Bhutan’s Paro Airport is so difficult to land at, how pilots navigate its curved Himalayan approach, and why special training is required.
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