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Federal-State Tug Of War: Drawing The Lines In Immigration Overhaul

by: Debbie Elliott

A Vision For Chicago Public Housing, Stymied And Contested

by: Cheryl Corley

How The Rich Feel About Paying More Taxes

by: Alan Greenblatt

Finding A Child Online: How The Web Is Transforming Adoption

by: Jennifer Ludden

New Policy For Young Immigrants Creates Paperwork Deluge

by: Karen Grigsby Bates

Baltimore Says, 'Immigrants Welcome'

by: Lauren Silverman

Hundreds of people gathered in September at Baltimore's harbor as the wind gusted off the water's edge. Nearly 50 of them were about to be sworn in as U.S. citizens. Some were young, some old.

Sign Of The Times: Labor Strikes May Make Comeback

by: Scott Neuman

School District Owes $1 Billion On $100 Million Loan

by: Richard Gonzales

Crime-Ridden Camden To Dump City Police Force

by: Ailsa Chang

White House To Seek Emergency Sandy Funds

by: Brian Naylor

Billions in damages and not enough in the bank account — that's where federal officials find themselves in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Mission Diversify: CIA Begins LGBT Recruiting

by: Greg Allen

Will Florida Pythons Slither To Rest Of The U.S.?

by: Greg Allen

'Giving Tuesday': The Start Of A Holiday Tradition?

by: Pam Fessler

Despite Talk, Immigration Overhaul Not A Guarantee

by: Corey Dade

Legal Pot Is Here, But Stash The Wallet For Now

by: NPR Staff

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