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  1. A former ground zero worker has filed a legal challenge to his pending deportation to Colombia after receiving a pardon from New York's Democratic governor on a 1990 drug conviction

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  1. Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords and other survivors of the 2011 shooting in Tucson that left six dead say an attack on Republican lawmakers is a stark reminder of the day they were injured and how little has changed

  2. Utah lawmakers balked again this year at joining 29 other states and legalizing medical marijuana, instead giving state colleges the green light to study the medical impacts in hopes of having data to rely on next year to make an informed decision

  3. Kentucky's criminal ban on medical marijuana is being challenged in a lawsuit that says its use could help combat the state's opioid addiction woes

  4. A family in British Columbia looking to adopt a rescue dog drove 16 hours to a shelter in California after learning from a border patrol official that the shelter was overcrowded. Paula Power, of Chilliwack, British Columbia, had run out luck trying to adopt a rescue pit bull in her local area so

  5. It has been more than six months since Javier Flores García set foot outside the Arch Street United Methodist Church in downtown Philadelphia. Sometimes, as the other parishioners make their way through the big double doors after Sunday Mass, he lets himself walk with them all the way to the

  6. Dog helps children with disabilities and veterans with PTSD learn to surf as a means of therapy.

  7. One step at a time, Joe Copeland is hoping to draw attention to post-traumatic stress disorder and its impact on the military. In April, the Navy veteran, along with his service dog Molly, embarked on a cross-country trek from Virginia. Copeland averages 10 miles per day on his feet, but his heart

  8. This is actually. The good spot on the road. A lot of times I don't even have this much shoulder. Joseph Copeland is 49 days into his cross country journey but twenty twos the more important number two is an eighty CD veteran. Twenty to use it daily number of veterans taking their own lives due to

  9. Theft is not believed to be a motive in the suspected murders of an American man and his Canadian girlfriend, a police spokesperson in Belize said today. Drew DeVoursney, 36, of Atlanta, Georgia, and Francesca Matus, 52, of Toronto, Candana, were reported missing last week. Their remains were found

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