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  1. “Wage growth accelerated and we're seeing the strongest wage gains in over a decade. So, this report had nothing but good news in it,” says Mark Zandi, chief economist at

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  2. “I was probably 8 or 9 when I started realizing that I loved the sky,” says astrophysicist

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  3. “I don't believe they're following the law at all,” cattle rancher Spike Goss says of federal restrictions on access to water in New Mexico’s Sacramento Mountains

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    "Our minds — regardless of one’s political or socioeconomic status — are constantly looking for ways to tell ourselves that business as usual is OK." via me

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  5. Cities could be teeming with more rats, thanks to the shutdown’s festering trash, reports .

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  6. “The fact that Skid Row is two miles away from Walt Disney Concert Hall is not, in my mind, a matter of two different worlds, but a masterclass in the way structural violence plays out,” says

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  7. Speaker Nancy Pelosi “was also firm. She said they will not fund a wall,” reports

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  8. Action on climate change has been stymied by politics, lobbying by energy companies and the natural pace of scientific research — but one of the most significant barriers is our own minds, reports .

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  9. Ford recalls over 953,000 vehicles to replace air bag inflators.

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  10. WATCH: Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says President Trump "resisted" reopening government

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  11. The many ways the shutdown is stopping vital services and research

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  12. . thinks wall funding in exchange for a DACA path to citizenship is the way to resolve the government shutdown

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  13. Meet a violinist who is bringing a symphony to the homeless population of Los Angeles. introduces us to and his organization, .

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  14. What will happen to the economy in 2019? Watch these 7 factors.

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  15. "There's plenty of blame to go around" for the , says.

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  16. "The closing of a sizable faction of the United States government is being felt by real people," Mark Shields says. "Government does matter. It touches people's lives ... There'll be a human tragedy, and it'll be directly traceable" to the .

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  17. "I let my passion lead, and I said, 'I'm going to do astrophysics no matter what,'" astrophysicist tells us. She tells us how she's encouraging inclusion in STEM fields.

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    meet an astrophysicist who explains why she wants other women of color who go into fields to know they have support they may not realize tonight

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  19. What are some of the things affected by the ? • Farmers can't apply for USDA loans or aid • Private companies cannot get guidance and advice from the Securities and Exchange Commission before going public explains.

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  20. Tension between ranchers and environmentalists is nothing new. But climate change could be exacerbating one particular issue: water rights. of reports.

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