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Episode Nov 18

November 18, 2020 - PBS NewsHour full episode

Wednesday on the NewsHour, President Trump and his allies continue to pursue legal challenges to the election, but Congress is moving forward to a new term. Plus: Trump’s termination of a top cybersecurity official, the fallout of Krebs’ firing, Georgia’s…

World Nov 18

News Wrap: U.S. imposes new sanctions on Iran

In our news wrap Wednesday, the U.S. imposed another round of sanctions on Iran, targeting the country’s intelligence minister and a charity that’s allegedly a regime slush fund. The move comes after a United Nations agency reported centrifuges at Iran’s…

Politics Nov 18

How Trump could complicate federal government funding

President-elect Joe Biden is set to be sworn in in nine weeks. But President Trump and his allies continue to reject the results of the election, filing legal challenges in key states and falsely claiming widespread voting fraud. Lisa Desjardins…

Politics Nov 18

What Trump's 'special bond' with supporters means now -- and beyond his presidency

President Trump’s termination of Christopher Krebs, the top Department of Homeland Security official for cybersecurity, drew criticism from prominent lawmakers, including several Republicans. What does the move suggest about Trump’s outlook for the remainder of his term -- and beyond?…

Nation Nov 18

Not traveling for the holidays is a necessary sacrifice, medical expert says

The coronavirus continues to tear across the U.S. as Americans prepare for the holiday season. With Thanksgiving approaching, there have been a number of warnings about gathering during the pandemic, as health officials say other holidays have been followed by…

Episode Nov 17

November 17, 2020 - PBS NewsHour full episode

Tuesday on the NewsHour, social media executives face a barrage of questions on Capitol Hill. Plus: What election workers think of President Trump’s attacks on voting, the latest from the president and his allies, H.R. McMaster on U.S. troop movements,…

Nation Nov 17

News Wrap: U.S. COVID cases rise 80 percent in 2 weeks

In our news wrap Tuesday, U.S. coronavirus infections have hit another record, with 166,000 new cases reported in the last 24 hours. That represents an 80 percent increase in just two weeks, prompting more states to take action. Also, Georgia’s…

Politics Nov 17

How Republicans are responding to Trump's continued election defiance

President Trump and some of his allies refuse to acknowledge President-elect Joe Biden’s electoral victory and continue to criticize the vote-counting process in key states. Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., is now facing criticism for contacting state officials -- and reportedly…

Politics Nov 17

Trump's transition obstruction 'putting American lives at risk,' Coons says

Despite denial of the election results by President Trump, the transition to a Biden administration is moving forward. One of Biden’s closest allies in the Capitol is Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware, who reportedly is under consideration to become…

Nation Nov 17

Can the Boy Scouts survive a flood of sexual abuse claims?

The Boy Scouts of America’s process of dealing with decades of sexual abuse allegations has entered a new phase. Now that the deadline for abuse survivors to file claims has passed, the organization will work with a bankruptcy judge to…

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