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In The Face Of Tragedy, This Is What Sikhs Do

We are taught to do seva ― selfless service to those in need of it ― and to help out our community in times like these by coming together as one.

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From Surviving A Hate Crime To Becoming Dads: Meet Burke And Justin

"If I had been given the option to write the script for how my life is going to play out, I would have sold myself short on possibilities."

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Jury Orders Couple To Pay $1 Million For Publicly Shaming Wedding Photographer

Their dispute started over a $125 album cover fee.

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With Summer Break Comes The Danger Of Students "Doing Nothing."

Preventing summer learning loss must be a priority, particularly for those teaching in low-income areas.

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Burying The Bodies After Politically Charged Killings

For decades, the Hughes Family Tribute Center has celebrated the lives of victims of violent crime.

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Texas Voter ID Law Led To Fears And Failures In 2016 Election

Signs in polling places about the state’s controversial voter ID law contained outdated rules. Poll workers gave voters incorrect information. Lines were long.

By Jessica Huseman, ProPublica

Sleepless In Dallas Until Husband Makes It Home

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Man Buys $1,000 Bottle Of Ranch Dressing, And Here's Why That's Not Absurd

"I said that as long as the proceeds go to help the animal shelter, that I was absolutely serious."

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