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Daily Clips: May 23, 2017

May 23, 2017 Nick Cassella
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Chinese student abused for praising ‘fresh air of free speech’ in US

Trump’s budget: major slashes to social programs—but $1.6bn for the wall

David Brooks continues to think that families and communities are falling apart——after he just left his wife for another woman

ISIS claims responsibility for Manchester attack; toll rises to 22, including children

Why tax cuts don’t pay for themselves

DeVos promises ‘the most ambitious expansion of education choice in our nation’s history’ but offers no details

April new home sales fall 11.4% to 569,000, vs. 615,000 expected

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