China Looks to U.S. to Feed It’s Growing Demand for Pork
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Every month, NewsHour Extra partners with KQED Edspace in San Francisco to produce Do Now, a classroom activity that promotes social media discussion of current…read more
Young People Face Worst Job Market in 50 Years
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Young people in the U.S. are experiencing more difficulties starting their careers than at any time in the last 50 years. This comes despite a…read more
Cyprus Bailout the Latest in Eurozone Woes
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Published March 28, 2013 A solution was reached Monday, March 25, to avert a large-scale banking crisis that has overtaken the small island nation of…read more
Bailout Saves Cyprus from Potential Bankruptcy Plunge
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