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Jul 19 Politics Supreme Court Allows ‘Grandparent’ Exemption To Trump Travel Ban Justices upheld a lower court order that said grandparents and other relatives qualify as close family and are exempt from the Trump travel ban for citizens of six Muslim-majority countries. By Merrit Kennedy, NPR Jul 19 Politics Supreme Court Allows 'Grandparent' Exemption To Trump Travel Ban Merrit Kennedy, NPR
Feb 15 Arts and Culture New ‘Love v. Kentucky’ Documentary Celebrates Marriage Equality “I remember looking around and asking, ‘Is someone doing a longer story on this?’” Schuman says. “You know, it’s pretty historic.” By Ashlie Stevens Feb 15 Arts and Culture New 'Love v. Kentucky' Documentary Celebrates Marriage Equality Ashlie Stevens