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Footballs won't be the only thing flying in Houston this Sunday.

Like any college student, Vanessa Ramirez never expected chemotherapy would be part of her busy school schedule.

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The pace of Obamacare sign-ups slowed in the final days of open enrollment last month, as the Trump administration repeatedly blasted the law and pulled ads reminding procrastinators of the January 31 deadline.

Imagine this: It's fourth and two, the Atlanta Falcons are on their own 45-yard line in this weekend's Super Bowl. It's late in the game, and the New England Patriots are up six. Should the Falcons go for it to keep their drive alive or give the ball back to Tom Brady and hope for a stop?

Boeing's $8 billion deal to sell 80 jets to Iran Air was already in trouble before President Trump took office. Now it's even more in doubt.

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A handful of service providers are no longer able to participate in a federal program that provides low-income people with cheap internet access, the FCC said on Friday.

The NFL is trying to shed its image as a boy's club.

With the stroke of a pen, President Trump has begun the push to dismantle the sweeping Dodd-Frank reform of Wall Street.

President Trump called the U.S. unemployment rate a "hoax" during his campaign.

When a Time magazine reporter made a mistake on President Trump's first day in office, the reporter apologized within half an hour.

A seat at Super Bowl LI is getting more expensive.

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While President Trump's White House publicly berates the media, behind the scenes his top advisers are going to the media in an effort to tamp down rumors of strife inside the building.

Josh Kushner is staying cozy with Democrats, despite his brother's ties to President Trump.

The latest Miracle on 34th Street for Macy's could wind up being a sale of the company itself.

Apple's "1984" commercial remains a famous model for Super Bowl advertising. Yet part of the Ridley Scott-directed ad's impact had to do with the element of surprise, as viewers were jolted by its dystopian vision.

It's a paradox for the gun industry: Their pick for president, Donald Trump, is no good for gun sales.

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