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Arthur Brooks on why we hate our political enemies -- and how to stop

Arthur Brooks is the former president of the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative Washington, D.C., think tank. Troubled by the level of animosity in the current U.S. political landscape, he's analyzed why we increasingly hate those with whom we disagree…

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In July 4 speech, Trump explains why he thinks America is great

President Trump took the stage at his “Salute to America” event this evening. Although there was some apprehension over his speech would be political, his remarks primarily focused on American history and why he thinks the U.S. is as strong…

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Wednesday on the NewsHour, President Trump rejects a federal judge’s ruling that asylum-seekers can’t be held in detention indefinitely. Plus: Why Libya is a “living hell” for sub-Saharan migrants, a Navy SEAL is acquitted of murder, prosecuting women for harm…

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News Wrap: Violence erupts in Israel after fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager

In our news wrap Wednesday, Israeli officials urged calm after violent protests erupted over Sunday’s fatal shooting of an unarmed Ethiopian-Israeli teenager by an off-duty police officer. Crowds blocked roads, clashed with police and lit cars on fire. Also, Iranian…

Politics Jul 03

Trump rejects court decision on unconstitutional asylum detention

Although the Trump administration has faced criticism for overcrowded and unsanitary migrant detention facilities, the president seems to be sticking to his hardline stance on immigration. He rejected a federal court ruling that it’s unconstitutional to hold asylum-seekers indefinitely without…

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Why Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher was found not guilty of murdering Iraqi captive

After two weeks of testimony, Chief Edward Gallagher was found not guilty of murdering a suspected ISIS prisoner in Iraq. The decorated Navy SEAL had been accused of stabbing the wounded teenage captive, as well as attempted murder of Iraqi…

Nation Jul 03

After outcry, Alabama DA decides not to prosecute woman for endangering fetus

More than 35 U.S. states have laws classifying a fetus as a victim in a homicide or an assault. Those laws can result in criminal charges against pregnant women, as highlighted by a recent Alabama case involving a woman whose…

Politics Jul 03

Democrats are fighting for the presidency in 2020. But can they win the Senate?

The 2020 Democratic presidential race seems to reflect an increasingly liberal party. But with the current Republican Senate majority, it would be nearly impossible for a Democratic president to enact such progressive legislation. Can Democrats actually gain Senate seats in…

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Why Boeing's problem with the 737 MAX jet keeps getting worse

Boeing announced Wednesday a pledge of up to $100 million for families and communities affected by the two recent crashes of its 737 MAX planes. Both accidents were found to involve software and engineering problems the company is now struggling…

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July 2, 2019 - PBS NewsHour full episode

Tuesday on the NewsHour, national outcry over conditions in U.S. migrant detention centers continues with protests. Plus: Rep. Joaquin Castro on improving detention center conditions, what’s next for Hong Kong after protests, trying to increase racial diversity in New York’s…

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