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2. The fact is, politics has always been partisan. Both parties have an interest in highlighting divisions, and so does the media: check out this brutally honest, head-bangingly infuriating piece about how the media treated Hillary Clinton.
2. “You did?” I said, coming to a halt. My husband and I talk about gun violence whenever there is a news story about a mass shooting, which happens all too frequently—but my son has never demonstrated any interest in the topic.
2. The Obamas understood the challenges of working moms. I loved that Michelle Obama went to a job interview with an infant because her babysitter cancelled. I myself went back to work when my daughter was just 9 days old. 
2. CREATE is a simple plan to make Houston resilient, ensure the safety of our residents, and show the rest of the country how to face climate change, so we never have to look at images like this again. 
2. Every day, I see another article saying that women are the biggest threat to Trump. 
2. Remember those pictures from the Civil Rights Movement? They made the choice clear: were you with the girl trying to go to school, or were you with the racist bullies? 
2. My Aunt Licie brought it with her when she fled Germany in 1933. It was one of the very few possessions that made it with her to her new life in America.
2. From this distance, it looks like a chunk of Houston. A little oddly shaped, but there are lots of weirder ones, like the 4th district of Illinois: 
2. She's come a long way from the two-year-old who had a meltdown in front of the President. And we've come a long way since the days when our President was a decent man. 