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Americans love using their credit cards, the most secure and hassle-free way to pay. But D.C. politicians want to change that with the Durbin Marshall Credit Card Bill. This bill lets corporate megastores pick how your credit card is processed, allowing them to use untested payment networks that jeopardize your data security and rewards.

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Suleiman al-Yusuf is a father of seven. He lives outside Damascus and works odd jobs. Twelve years ago, his son Shadi went missing, and he's been looking for him ever since. Our colleague Ben Solomon talked to Suleiman last December. What were your first impressions of him?

Suleiman al-Yusuf is a father of seven. He lives outside Damascus and works odd jobs. Twelve years ago, his son Shadi went missing, and he's been looking for him ever since. Our colleague Ben Solomon talked to Suleiman last December. What were your first impressions of him?

Suleiman al-Yusuf is a father of seven. He lives outside Damascus and works odd jobs. Twelve years ago, his son Shadi went missing, and he's been looking for him ever since. Our colleague Ben Solomon talked to Suleiman last December. What were your first impressions of him?

Suleiman showed Ben the only clue that he had that his son was alive, a video. The video shows men being released from prison after the fall of Syria's dictator. There, in the crowd, Suleiman pointed to one man, who he said is his son.

Suleiman showed Ben the only clue that he had that his son was alive, a video. The video shows men being released from prison after the fall of Syria's dictator. There, in the crowd, Suleiman pointed to one man, who he said is his son.

Suleiman showed Ben the only clue that he had that his son was alive, a video. The video shows men being released from prison after the fall of Syria's dictator. There, in the crowd, Suleiman pointed to one man, who he said is his son.

He said, when I saw the video, I knew. I said, that's Shadi. He also said, if you put him among a million people, I could still pick him out.

He said, when I saw the video, I knew. I said, that's Shadi. He also said, if you put him among a million people, I could still pick him out.

He said, when I saw the video, I knew. I said, that's Shadi. He also said, if you put him among a million people, I could still pick him out.

Ben makes documentaries for The Wall Street Journal and decided to follow Suleiman's journey.