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Health Apr 21

Why the DOJ is appealing a judge’s decision to drop transportation mask mandates

After a judge struck down the federal mask mandate for public transportation, the Centers for Disease Control says it still recommends masking. On Wednesday, the Department of Justice appealed the decision.

Nation Apr 19

What a new report says about the trauma of family separation

A new report from Physicians for Human Rights details the psychological and emotional trauma of the Trump administration’s family separation policy. Judy Woodruff asks Chief Correspondent Amna Nawaz about ongoing lawsuits on the issue, growing concern about large numbers of…

Health Apr 14

Florida and Kentucky become the latest states to pass new restrictive abortion laws

Restrictive abortion laws continue to pass in state legislatures across the country. Florida signed a 15-week abortion ban into law on Thursday soon after Kentucky’s new abortion bill was implemented, one that opponents say effectively shuts down all abortion access.

Economy Apr 11

Student loan debt has a lasting effect on Black borrowers, despite the latest freeze in payments

Without permanent relief, many Americans are stuck with thousands of dollars of debt, hindering their abilities to plan for the future and invest in assets that would help grow intergenerational wealth.

Health Apr 06

Oklahoma Legislature bans most abortions following a national trend

The Oklahoma Legislature has passed a sweeping ban on abortions in the state, marking the latest in a national trend of red states implementing restrictive abortion laws. NewsHour's Adam Kemp reports from Oklahoma City, and Mary Ziegler, author of "Abortion…

Politics Apr 01

Biden administration ends controversial Trump-era immigration rule

The Biden administration announced Friday that it will be phasing out what's known as Title 42, a policy that prevented migrants from seeking asylum in the U.S. due to public health concerns amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Washington Post immigration reporter…

Economy Mar 31

Biden taps U.S. oil reserves to counter rising gas prices

President Biden announced a historic effort to lower gas prices that have skyrocketed since Russia invaded Ukraine. He said the administration would release 180 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve over the next six months. At one…

Science Mar 15

White House and Congress spar over COVID-19 funding

Lawmakers joined President Biden at the White House Tuesday to celebrate the signing of a $1.5 trillion government funding bill that will provide money for an array of items, most notably the military and aid to Ukraine. But despite this…

Nation Mar 10

U.S. Census Bureau report finds ‘racial gap’ in 2020 population count

The U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday released a report looking at the accuracy of their 2020 population count and whether they missed key groups of people across the country. Among the findings were miscounts with multiple groups with some of…

Politics Mar 09

Congress moves forward on $1.5 trillion ‘mega-bill’

Lawmakers in Washington are working around the clock to pass a massive funding bill to keep the government open through the fall. The bill includes billions in aid for Ukraine, among other key provisions. Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardins joins Judy…

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