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Jared Kushner, right, President Trump's son-in-law; and Steve Witkoff, the U.S. special envoy, during the World Economic Forum last month.
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Jeremy Boal helped pass the bill. He may be one of the first people to use it.
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The iconic rock formation crumbled after days of raging storms. Local officials are calling for new initiatives to help slow coastal erosion in the region...
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