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  • Senior National Correspondent, ABC News
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America 250: Thomas Jefferson's descendants wrestle with complicated family legacy Original

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By Steve Osunsami Verified, Briana K. Stewart Verified, Cameron Krakowiak
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Descendants of America's third president grapple with history and belonging. BySteve Osunsami, Briana Stewart, and Cameron Krakowiak After meeting for the first time, two Jefferson descendants, Salvatore Pace, on the right, and Rev. W. Douglas Banks, on the left, visit the Jefferson Cemetery. Salvatore Pace Rev. W. Douglas Banks arrived in Virginia by train carrying a hand-drawn family tree, returning to Monticello to fight for what he says is the truth about his lineage.
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America 250: Thomas Jefferson's descendants wrestle with complicated family legacy

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By Steve Osunsami Verified, Briana K. Stewart Verified, Cameron Krakowiak
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Slavery 1 hour ago How a slavery exhibit in the Confederate capital celebrates American history The Washington Post - Gregory S. Schneider • 1h The recently opened Shockoe Institute in Richmond highlights the history of slavery in a way to tell a story of America becoming exceptional.
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Some cancer patients turn to ivermectin despite lack of evidence it works for that purpose Original

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By Steve Osunsami Verified, Lilia Geho Verified, Laura Romero, Megan Christie Verified, Youri Benadjaoud Verified
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The drug has not been found to be effective against cancer, experts say. BySteve Osunsami, Lilia Geho, Laura Romero, Megan Christie, and Youri Benadjaoud Ron Duguay, 68, played more than a decade in the NHL and says he is taking ivermectin alongside his prescribed treatment for stage 4 colon cancer.
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