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Family Of Muslim Marine Recruit Sues U.S. Government $100 Million For Son's Death

Raheel Siddiqui died during boot camp after allegedly being hazed.
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As Officials Attempt To Protect Dams, More Houston Neighborhoods Deal With Flooding

The Army Corps of Engineers has been releasing water from reservoirs in hopes of preventing dam collapse.
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Marines Issue New Social Media Rules Following Nude Photo Scandal

The updated guidelines directly address online sexual harassment.
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Native Americans Bring Dakota Access Pipeline Protest To Trump's Doorstep

“You can’t drink oil. Keep it in the soil," marchers chanted.
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Judge Won't Halt Dakota Access Pipeline Construction

A Native American tribe argued that the pipeline would desecrate water used in religious ceremonies.
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Protests Erupt In 'Last Stand' Against Dakota Access Pipeline

“As much as this is an ecological crisis, it is a moral failing of our society," one protester said.
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