Danielle Douglas-Gabriel

Washington Post

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The Republican presidential primary campaign is all caught up in the controversy over Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly.

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The Republican presidential primary campaign is all caught up in the controversy over Donald Trump and Megyn Kelly.

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For baby boomers, the big issue was war and peace. For millennials it's student debt. That's according to a  poll by Harvard University .

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For baby boomers, the big issue was war and peace. For millennials it's student debt. That's according to a poll by Harvard University .

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When Target was hacked just before Christmas for credit- and debit-card data, as well as personal information, 40 million accounts were compromised, along with non-card personal…

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When Target was hacked just before Christmas for credit- and debit-card data, as well as personal information, 40 million accounts were compromised, along with non-card personal…

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