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Election officials have not yet certified results in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District after discovering voting “irregularities.” Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, concerns are being raised about how the state’s Republican legislature is handling the transition of power. Lisa Desjardins joins Amna…

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Monday on the NewsHour, a nation mourns a former president. Plus: Paris assesses the damage after days of protest, the political legacy of the 41st president, personal reflections on George H.W. Bush, signs of progress in the U.S.-China trade dispute,…

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News Wrap: Paris reels from worst riots in 50 years

Monday in our news wrap, President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on increasing tariffs. The U.S. says has China promised to buy more American exports. Also, in Paris, France’s prime minister held crisis talks with…

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Remembering George H.W. Bush, 41st president

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President Trump is calling his agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping “an incredible deal” that could go down as “one of the largest deals ever made.” But what exactly does it include? Nick Schifrin is joined by the Hudson Institute’s…

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Tamara Keith and Stuart Rothenberg on George H.W. Bush and the GOP's evolution

Lisa Desjardins sits down with NPR’s Tamara Keith and Stuart Rothenberg of Inside Elections to discuss the week in politics, including the political legacy of President George H.W. Bush, the evolution of the Republican Party and what the new House…

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On this edition for Sunday, Dec. 2, tributes continue for former President George H.W. Bush, and the re-emergence of ISIS in Iraq causes growing alarm as members of the militant group wield control in remote areas of the country. Hari…

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Historian recalls personal encounters with Bush, his quiet humility

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