The Harrowing Tale Of A World-Class Doggy Paddler

Luna, a blue-eyed puppy, was thought to have drowned. Then, the miracle happened: She turned up five weeks later. Read about her story of survival, as well as the arduous path ahead for President Obama's Supreme Court pick.

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