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  1. A new class of robots, built from frog stem cells, is testing the boundaries of how we define life.

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  2. Jeanine Cummins’ book may encourage readers to see commonalities such as the universal desire to find safety and home.

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  3. Photo gallery: Election Day gathers communities into the warp and weft of America’s civic fabric.

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  4. The Iowa caucuses kickoff the 2020 race today. But for much of the nation’s history they didn’t matter all that much.

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  5. On the eve of Monday's Iowa caucuses, unity pledges marked an urgent effort to avoid the divides that Democrats say helped Trump win in 2016.

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  6. On Sunday, some protestors rejected Iraq's new prime minister Mohammed Allawi. But Mr. Allawi is backed by Muqtada al-Sadr, a powerful Shiite cleric.

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  7. Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, and Amy Klobuchar are making the case in Iowa for electability - that they can appeal to moderate American voters.

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  8. The publisher of Jeanine Cummins’ novel “American Dirt” canceled her book tour Wednesday, saying she has received death threats.

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  9. A year in, the new policy has placed roughly 60,000 asylum-seekers in legal limbo and physical danger – but some are getting used to life in Mexico.

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  10. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., effectively ends Democratic hope that enough GOP senators would agree witnesses should be called in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. Mr. Trump's acquittal could come as soon as Friday.

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  11. The price of rental properties has risen by 150% between 2010 and 2020, and it may continue to rise, according to a new Harvard study. The nation's lowest-income renters are feeling the brunt of the housing crisis.

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  12. Waterloo offers a ray of hope for a candidate who has struggled to gain traction among African Americans. But it’s complicated.

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  13. The arrest of the leader of a Pakistani movement trying to end military killings of civilians only shows the legitimacy of pro-democracy protests in many Muslim countries.

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  14. And now for your political cartoons:

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  15. Drug overdose deaths dropped significantly in 2018 and 2019, contributing to the U.S. life expectancy rise. While drug overdoses are still a crisis, the trend shift gives experts hope.

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  16. Fact: Despite growing concern that abortions are becoming more common in the final weeks of a pregnancy, all but 1.3% occur before the 21st week.

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  17. After years of wrangling, a divided Britain will quietly and uneventfully leave the EU on Jan. 31, ending a long legislative chapter of Brexit. Next up: months of transitions and trade negotiations.

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  18. The Haskell Free Library serves both U.S. and Canadian publics, but today’s border issues have made its mission more difficult.

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  19. This auto shop has an unusual mission: to ease car troubles for low-income people. (from 2018)

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  20. Hong Kong protesters, keen to keep up momentum, are boycotting “blue” businesses deemed pro-China in favor of “yellow” pro-democracy businesses.

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