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Colleges nationwide grapple with protests against war in Gaza
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Harvey Weinstein hospitalized days after overturned rape conviction
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Biden ramps up attacks on Trump in show of shifting strategy
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Biden mocks Trump at 2024 White House correspondents' dinner
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Hamas releases video of two hostages including American Israeli
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Hannah Waddingham on ‘The Fall Guy’ and impact of ‘Ted Lasso’
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Kevin Bacon shares reality check from student at ‘Footloose’ school
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NASA graduates new astronauts for Orion capsule mission
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US airman marks last day in Kuwait with Sunday Mug Shot
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House passes bill that could ban TikTok in the US
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Will US aid be enough to help Ukraine win Russia’s war?
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House passes foreign aid bill for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan
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Alicia Keys talks Broadway show inspired by her life and career
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Temporary cease-fire declared again in Ukrainian city
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A second cease-fire was declared in Mariupol to allow for evacuations as Russian shelling targets the city and leaves it without critical infrastructure. A similar cease-fire collapsed yesterday shortly after it was declared. On a call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President Biden said that his administration is “surging” humanitarian and economic aid. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for Sunday TODAY.March 6, 2022