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Monday on the NewsHour, FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe steps down amid mounting criticism from Republicans and President Trump. Also: Fitness apps are revealing sensitive information about U.S. military bases,Texans still displaced five months after Hurricane Harvey, what Michigan State…

Politics Jan 29

Andrew McCabe, target of Trump's fire, steps down from FBI

The FBI's deputy director is stepping down from the agency earlier than his March retirement. Andrew McCabe, who once oversaw an investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server, has been a target of President Trump's anger and…

Politics Jan 29

News Wrap: Trump calls on Democrats to back immigration plan

In our news wrap Monday, President Trump called on Democrats to join Republicans in supporting his immigration plan, which offers protection for DACA recipients while curbing legal immigration. Also, Islamic State militants killed eleven people in Kabul -- Afghanistan’s fourth…

Politics Jan 29

Sen. Warner on McCabe shake-up: Getting close to Russia investigation bad for job security

Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says he is concerned about the news that FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe is stepping down in the wake of the past firing of former director James Comey. The vice chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee…

World Jan 29

How GPS exercise data can reveal sensitive military locations

GPS data created by millions of people who use mobile devices or apps to track their exercise might also be revealing sensitive national security information. A 20-year-old Australian student discovered the locations of bases where military forces and intelligence services…

Nation Jan 29

Thousands of Texans are still in temporary housing awaiting Hurricane Harvey aid

Five months after Hurricane Harvey tore through Houston with record rainfall and 130 mph winds, 33,000 Texans are still displaced and living in temporary federal housing. Meanwhile, 80 percent of hurricane victims did not have flood insurance, and for many,…

Nation Jan 29

What did Michigan State know about Larry Nassar's abuse?

As sexual assault allegations against sports doctor Larry Nassar became widely known in 2016, Michigan State University officials claimed initially to have had no prior knowledge of his behavior. But several reports, lawsuits and victim testimony allege the university had…

Politics Jan 29

Hundreds of top government jobs under Trump are unfilled. So who's running things?

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