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Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner, center, responds to questions about the support he is getting from Democrats and Independents as his wife Diana, a Democrat, left, and Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti, right, listen during a news conferenc — (Charles Rex Arbogast/AP)

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May 05, 2014

Diana Rauner Distances Herself From Budget Requests

Nigerian women in Lagos on Monday demand that the government do more to rescue the teenage girls who were kidnapped three weeks ago by a radical Islamist group in the northeastern part of the country. The government says it does not know where the gi — (Sunday Alamba/AP)

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May 05, 2014

Where Are The Missing Nigerian Schoolgirls?

Matt Waite (standing at right) leads the Drone Journalism Lab at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. — (Courtesy of Drone Journalism Lab)

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May 05, 2014

Drone Journalism Can’t Fully Take Flight Until Regulators Act

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May 05, 2014

911 Call Centers Struggle As People Ditch Landlines

Members of the media camp outside the U.S. Supreme Court in June of 2013. — (Jim Watson /AFP/Getty Images)

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May 05, 2014

Prayers Before Town Hall Meetings Are Constitutional, High Court Finds

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May 05, 2014

Illinois Schools Struggle To Soften Pension Losses

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May 05, 2014

Schnucks Recalls Chicken Salad, Citing Possible Contamination

Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel in November of 2012. — (Janet Hostetter/AP IMAGES FOR TARGET)

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May 05, 2014

In Wake Of Massive Data Breach, Target CEO Steps Down

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner presents his term limit petition in Springfield on Wednesday. — (Brian Mackey/IPR)

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May 05, 2014

Still Waiting For Comprehensive Budget Plan From Rauner

Seniors who learned more difficult skills like digital photography and Photoshop showed the greatest improvement in memory. — (Courtesy of UT Dallas)

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May 05, 2014

Learning A New Skill Works Best To Keep Your Brain Sharp