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Nov. 27, 2016:
In Florida, Hard-Liners on Cuba See Chance for Policy Shift
Opponents of U.S. engagement with Havana are buoyed by Trump’s tough talk
Nov. 4, 2016:
Severe Drought Strikes the South
Farmers and ranchers are taking a hit, while municipalities scramble to ensure water supplies
June 19, 2016:
Orlando’s Muslims Wary of Retaliation
Mosques hire armed guards and see attendance drop, while imams attack Omar Mateen
July 20, 2015:
Chattanooga Shooting Suspect Showed Signs of Trouble
Mohammod Abdulazeez was depressed, lost job over drug test and faced DUI charge
July 9, 2015:
Confederate-Symbol Backlash Grows
Cities, schools debate removing statues, renaming buildings—even relocating graves
Feb. 28, 2014:
Approach of Mosquito-Borne Virus Has U.S. on Alert
Aug. 18, 2012:
Communities Struggle to Break a Grim Cycle of Killing
March 26, 2011:
The Numbers War Between the States
New Research Questions Who in the Confederacy Had the Most War Dead
May 10, 2009:
Oxendine’s big funder: Individual giving is limited to $12,200, Yet 10 PACs set up by one insurance exec gave $120,000 total
Dec. 7, 2003:
Losing Jacque: A Mother on Meth — the story of a Georgia woman’s destructive addiction to Methamphetamine
Oct. 28, 2002:
Chaldeans desert Iraq for promise of Metro Detroit
Oct. 28, 2002:
Iraq’s Precious Relics Decimated by Theives
Week of June 17, 2001:
First two days of five-part initial series “Broken Detroit,” on the history of city. First week focused on the last five decades on a single Detroit block.
