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Daily Video September 28 2016

Trump and Clinton on race and police in first presidential debate

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off Monday night in the first of three presidential debates leading up to this year’s election on Nov. 8.

Daily Video September 26 2016

Gerrymandering and partisan politics in the U.S.

The practice of drawing congressional district lines to benefit one political party over another is known as gerrymandering and dates back to the 19th century

Daily Video September 23 2016

Where do the presidential candidates stand on education?

As Election Day approached, the candidates running for president have made and effort to appeal to parents, teachers and students by showing them where they stand on education.

Daily Video September 20 2016

Candidates cite security qualifications after weekend attacks

Following pipe bomb attacks over the weekend, the presidential candidates each took a moment to assure voters of their national security qualifications.

Daily Video September 14 2016

Clinton on bed rest and defensive over 'deplorables' remark

Hillary Clinton had to stay home in order to recover from pneumonia this week, but that didn’t stop her campaign.

Daily Video September 12 2016

Native American tribes band together to block oil pipeline

Unrest in North Dakota persists as the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe continues to protest the building of an oil pipeline that would threaten its culture and health.

Daily Video September 09 2016

Chicago community groups look for solutions to frequent gun violence

Despite targeted efforts to reduce gun violence, the city of Chicago has already experienced 500 homicides in 2016 — the most in a single year in over two decades.

Daily Video September 08 2016

How one violent extremist decided to change course

In 2012, Jesse Morton, a young man born and raised in in the U.S., was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for his role in running a pro-jihadist website. The site inspired a number of terrorist plots, according to the FBI.

Daily Video September 06 2016

Trump and Clinton talk jobs, economy on Labor Day

Labor Day kicked off the start of the final two-month phase of the presidential campaign season as both candidates make their last push for the White House.

Daily Video August 31 2016

Why #Election2016 is confounding many voters

For an inside view into the choice facing voters, six Northern Virginia residents shared their thoughts on the presidential election, including whether or not the U.S. will become more unified in years to come.

Daily Video August 29 2016

Summer academy helps refugee children prepare for life in the U.S.

A program that helps refugee children from 29 countries acclimate to life in the United States met again this summer in New York City.

Daily Video August 26 2016

Lionfish-zapping robot offers solution to invasive species

Invasive lionfish have devastating effects on native species and ecosystems in the Western Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea, but robotic technology offers a new way to stem their spread.

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