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Tennessee halts scheduled executions after inmate survives lethal injection

(J. Miles Cary/USA Today)

Christa Pike, who was convicted in a brutal 1995 killing, continued breathing after she was given two doses of lethal injection drugs, her lawyers said.

By Katie Mettler and Brady Dennis

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Trump’s playing his greatest hits. They don’t work as well as they used to.

Mississippi Democrats dare to wonder whether Senate seat is in reach

Supreme Court agrees to review mandatory ICE detention policy for immigrants

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Trump does not rule out demolishing the Kennedy Center

Opinion Henry Olsen