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    Under federal law, children who are sex trafficked are victims, not criminals. Yet every year, dozens are detained and charged with crimes. In 2019, at least 290 minors were arrested for prostitution-related offenses.

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  2. A secretive Pentagon program that started on Trump’s last day in office just ended. The mystery has not.

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  3. Denmark lifts all coronavirus restrictions and celebrates “a whole new era”

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  4. “There needs to be a question of — how do we tell that story? And when do we tell that story, that people really remember it?” On today’s Post Reports … we try to tell that story. Sept. 11, recounted by the people who covered it for the .

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  5. Grady Knox, a junior at Central Magnet High School in Murfreesboro, Tenn., told the school board his grandmother, a former teacher in the district, had died of covid-19 last year because of lax mask rules — and was immediately jeered

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  6. Black quarterbacks are taking over the NFL. But there’s still more ground to gain.

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  7. In Part 2, they visit Rodriguez in LA to see what his life is like now, and look at what happened to him, his song, and the country in the years after 9/11, as shifting political winds drove Americans further apart.

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  8. In Part 1, Jerry, Kent and Bishop revisit this iconic performance and try to understand what made it so powerful. Then they go looking for Rodriguez and hear how an aspiring opera singer became a policeman catapulted to fame after a national tragedy.

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  9. In this two-part podcast, columnist Jerry Brewer, writer Kent Babb and producer Bishop Sand explore how Rodriguez and the country have tried to heal after tragedy.

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  10. With his performance of “God Bless America” during Game 3 of the 2001 World Series, NYPD officer Daniel Rodriguez comforted a nation still grieving in the wake of 9/11. It felt like a timeless moment. Instead, it proved fleeting.

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  11. Tanya Snyder apologizes to former WFT employees, says her comments were taken out of context

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  12. Perspective: U.S.-led military campaigns have taken a grim toll on Muslims everywhere

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    How 9/11 changed the lives of Americans and our political landscape, the fate of refugees escaping war, and America's role in the world. Join us 6pmET. With

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  14. Opinion: The trouble with Biden’s first eight months

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  15. Analysis: The inescapable overlap of pandemic and politics

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  16. More than 4,000 face-mask incidents have been reported to the TSA

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  17. Opinion: A dangerous trend among GOP candidates shows the Trump threat is here to stay

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  18. Opinion: Movie theaters needed a hero. Marvel delivered.

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  19. The peak of hurricane season is here, and the tropics are busy

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  20. How cartoonists are taking on the Texas abortion law

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  21. Luxury retailers are rushing to open new and increasingly lavish stores in suburbs and the vacation hot spots where the wealthy have retreated during the pandemic

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