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Ruling claims federal government suppressed conservative speech
Segregated and poorer areas were designed to be unequal, including the planting that helps cut temperatures
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The party dominating politics in America’s third-largest city is offering two very different visions
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Safety regulator says operating and training failures contributed to accident that killed two workers
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