HealthCare.gov’s appeals system is not yet working, leaving tens of thousands of people who discovered the site made mistakes in their plans with few options.
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A study suggests new contraceptives play a greater role in reducing abortions, while the procedure’s foes credit state laws.
Denver’s Peyton Manning exits the field. (Getty Images)
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The new Federal Reserve chair has been reticent about the role her gender has played in her career.
In an overwhelmed court, a judge has an average of just seven minutes per deportation case.
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Kenyan lions fitted with GPS-tracking collars, a snowy owl in downtown Washington and other fascinating creatures.
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The new bulbs illuminate differently than the old ones, so you might not get what you’re expecting.
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