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Stuck in shutdown standstill, GOP seems to punt to next Congress

Leaders in Congress announced that the House won't hold any votes over the weekend and that the Senate won't vote before the last day of the current Congress. President Trump has said he isn't budging on his demands for funds…

World Dec 27

A Syrian cease-fire aimed to stop the violence. Instead, more bombed buildings and body bags

The 3 million people who live in Syria's Idlib province were supposed to be protected under a cease-fire agreement struck this fall by Turkey and Russia. But today many are living without the most basic services and still facing attacks.

Nation Dec 27

2018 was a year of support and setbacks for #MeToo movement

Over the last year, so much attention has been captivated by the #MeToo movement and its consequences -- a cultural shift led by survivors telling their stories of sexual harassment and assault. Amna Nawaz sits down with Katherine Kendall, Lili…

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Wednesday on the NewsHour, President Trump makes a surprise trip to visit troops in Iraq, marking his first time traveling to a war zone. Plus: A wild ride on Wall Street, where negotiations stand on the first full business day…

World Dec 26

Making first war-zone trip, Trump surprises U.S. troops in Iraq

President Trump and the first lady have come and gone from Iraq, after a surprise post-Christmas visit to greet U.S. troops stationed there. The president spent about three hours on the ground, meeting with commanders and posing for photos with…

Economy Dec 26

How computerized trading exacerbates market volatility, including on a record-setting day

After several days of major losses, the Dow Jones Industrial saw its largest single-day gain ever, more than 1,000 points, as the markets reopened after Christmas. Since not much has changed in terms of policy, what’s at the root of…

World Dec 26

News Wrap: White House says Powell, Mnuchin jobs are safe

In our Wednesday news wrap, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the jobs of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin are safe. President Trump has repeatedly criticized Powell, while Mnuchin has taken fire for comments…

World Dec 26

Trump's failure to meet with Iraqi officials during surprise visit prompts criticism

President Trump traveled secretly to Iraq late on Christmas night. But he met with no Iraqi officials during the brief trip, prompting criticism from some Iraqi politicians. Laith Kubba, advisor to the Iraqi prime minister, and special correspondent Jane Ferguson…

Politics Dec 26

With negotiations 'at a standstill,' some federal workers worry they'll never get paid

Wednesday marked the first full business day of the partial government shutdown. Many affected employees had to work even though they will not receive pay on their normal schedule, while others who are furloughed had to drop off equipment they…

Nation Dec 26

Why the unique medical needs of children aren't met at border detention centers

After a second immigrant child died in U.S. custody, DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced that Coast Guard medical personnel would be deployed to screen people crossing the Mexico border. Yamiche Alcindor speaks with Dr. Colleen Kraft, president of the American…

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