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Daily Video December 09 2016

5 things to know about John Glenn: Astronaut, senator, American hero
Former astronaut and U.S. Senator John Glenn died on Thursday, December 9, 2016. He was 95-years-old.
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Daily Video December 08 2016

Trump uses Twitter to bypass media
President-elect Donald Trump continues to bypass the mainstream media by communicating with the public directly rather than using more traditional outlets.
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Daily Video December 07 2016

After victory, Standing Rock protesters remain at camp
On Sunday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers denied a permit for completion of the Dakota Access Pipeline, which would have come a half a mile south of the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in North Dakota. Instead, the Corps said it would begin to explore alternative routes.
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Daily Video December 01 2016

Aid groups call for access as airstrikes continue in rebel-held Aleppo
Fighting has escalated in Aleppo, Syria as rebel groups try to hold off government forces attempting to take back the eastern section of the city.
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Daily Video November 28 2016

The legacy of Cuba's Fidel Castro
Fidel Castro, the 90-year old communist leader of Cuba, died on Friday. He had ruled the country with a firm grip for nearly half a century, withstanding a 50-year long U.S. economic embargo and multiple assassination attempts.
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Daily Video November 21 2016

DACA Dreamers fear Trump’s immigration policy
Throughout the 2016 presidential campaign, President-elect Donald Trump promised to crack down on undocumented immigration, including hundreds of thousands of young people who have obtained temporary legal status under the Obama Administration.
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Daily Video November 18 2016

Did fake news influence the outcome of Election 2016?
The proliferation of fake news sources on social media has raised questions about the duty of sites like Facebook and Twitter to screen content and distinguish fact from fiction.
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Daily Video November 15 2016

PBS journalist Gwen Ifill remembered for history-making career
PBS NewsHour co-anchor and longtime political journalist Gwen Ifill died Monday after battling cancer for the past several months.
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Daily Video November 11 2016

International community reacts to Trump’s win
As the United States settles into the reality of a Donald Trump presidency, the rest of the world is also coming to terms with what this means for them.
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Daily Video November 09 2016

Trump wins U.S. presidency in major upset
Republican Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States Tuesday in a surprising victory that defied many expectations.
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Daily Video November 07 2016

Will the U.S. eventually rely on popular vote to elect presidents?
The presidential candidates have crisscrossed the country dozens of times over the course of the 2016 campaign, yet 90 percent of their visits have concentrated on just a handful of states.
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Daily Video October 31 2016

FBI investigates new set of Clinton-related emails
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