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Roxana Saberi on surviving prison in Iran

Roxana Saberi on surviving prison in Iran

An Iranian-American journalist charged with espionage and held in Iran's Evin prison chronicles her harrowing arrest, sham trial and eventual release.

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Coming wave of aging will test Todd County

Coming wave of aging will test Todd County

First of four parts: This series has been prepared by Minnesota Public Radio News as part of a project called Ground Level, which explores Minnesota communities facing their futures.
by Jennifer Vogel

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Wrong video of health care protest spurs feud over whether crowd yelled racist remarks

Wrong video of health care protest spurs feud over whether crowd yelled racist remarks

Three Democratic congressmen - all black - say they heard racial slurs as they walked through thousands of angry protesters outside the U.S. Capitol during the health care reform debate. Conservative activists say the lawmakers are lying, and point to a video posted on YouTube as evidence.

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