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ATLANTA (TNS) — The emotional cost was grueling. And eventually, the financial cost became unbearable.

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Robert Suttle clearly remembers telling his boyfriend that he was HIV-positive the night they met. But after they split, three quarrel-filled months later, that became a point of contention: His “ex” pressed charges against him.

MEXICO CITY (TNS) — Last month, California college student Miriam Juan stepped off a plane in Guadalajara, Mexico, and hugged her grandparents for the first time in 17 years. She had no words at first, just smiles and tears.

LOS ANGELES (TNS) — For 26-year-old Paulina Ruiz, having legal immigration status is about more than going to school or holding a job. It’s about staying healthy.

WASHINGTON (TNS) — With 14 months to go before Election Day, the House battleground continues to take shape. Even though there is some uncertainty about what the political climate will look like next fall and whether normal historical midterm trends…

WASHINGTON (TNS) — Mysterious and misleading political action committees are nothing new, but two recent examples demonstrate just how brazen some PACs are becoming in their money-grabbing email pitches.

After years of growing doubt about the value of screening men for prostate cancer, a new analysis of existing clinical trial evidence has found that when men between 55 and 70 get the prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, test, the result…

TECUMSEH, Mo. (TNS) — Nestled amid several dozen hilly acres in Ozark County, in what would later become Trump’s America, 16 people once banded together to help spread socialism.

SAN DIEGO (TNS) — Every gun tells a story.

NASHVILLE (TNS) — Paul Ryan was once seen as the intellectual leader of the GOP. Ted Cruz was its conservative purist. Mitch McConnell was the party’s brilliant strategist, and Rand Paul, its inconvenient but consistent libertarian, pushing to broaden Republican…