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"It's about giving back to our community.” How

"It's about giving back to our community.”

How a New York farm is making sure that more people have access to fresh produce.

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"They're gonna keep pushing the envelope.” How

"They're gonna keep pushing the envelope.”

How the Trump administration is contributing to the Supreme Court’s emergency docket.

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"I love my brother.” How a summer camp is help

"I love my brother.”

How a summer camp is helping siblings that were separated by foster care, maintain their bonds.

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This Bronx native wants to make her hometown a bet

This Bronx native wants to make her hometown a better place through gardening. Producer Tara Cleary takes us to the Rise and Root farm to see how it's bringing fresh food to underserved communities.

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The Supreme Court is wrapping up a busy term. A le

The Supreme Court is wrapping up a busy term. A legal expert explains why the Court has more emergency cases this year and why it’s a departure from how the nation's highest court normally conducts business.

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A summer camp is trying to make sure that siblings

A summer camp is trying to make sure that siblings separated by the foster care system still get a chance to spend quality time with each other. Correspondent Alexis Clark travels to Irvine, California to see how the weeklong camp is making a difference.

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This week Matter of Fact sees how a summer camp is

This week Matter of Fact sees how a summer camp is reuniting siblings in foster care. Plus, we look at the Supreme Court’s increase in emergency cases. And, a New York farm addresses food insecurity.

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"This is a traditional seed.” Why young people

"This is a traditional seed.”

Why young people in a North Dakota tribe are learning an ancient farming technique.

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