About 185 death-row inmates are suing Texas over its solitary confinement policy.
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Good2Know: Philly Monitoring Water After Chemical Spill
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All 7 Pennsylvania Chocolate Factory Explosion Victims Found
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Jonathan Majors Arrested on Assault Charge in New York
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