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Google removed Black History Month from its Google Calendar app. In a statement explaining its decision, the company made no mention of President Donald Trump or political winds. Though news of the ...

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Both U.S. neighbors, Canada and Mexico, allow for unrestricted birthright citizenship, as well as all but two countries in ...

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