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Catalan independence referendum sparks crisis in Spain
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Residents Protest Purple Line Construction
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Trump bans travel to seven Muslim-majority nations
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Trump’s inauguration sparks Women’s March protest
After many months of debating, protesting, and fighting, inauguration day has finally arrived. On January