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Daily Video November 05 2015

Do conservative wins in Tuesday’s election predict 2016?
Despite so much national focus on the next year’s presidential election, voters across the country decided a number of races and ballot measures in their own cities and states on Tuesday.
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Daily Video November 04 2015

Honduras struggles to fight surge of domestic violence against women
The escalation of violence and domestic abuse in Honduras has forced tens of thousands of migrants to flee to the United States in recent years.
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Daily Video November 03 2015

In Turkish election, victory for democracy or shift toward autocracy?
After several months of instability and in the midst of security threats from the Islamic State and internal divisions, Turkey reelected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s A.K. Party Sunday.
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Daily Video November 02 2015

San Diego turns Pacific Ocean into safe drinking water
Despite criticism from environmental groups, San Diego County will open the largest seawater desalination plant in the western hemisphere this year in an attempt to combat California’s four-year drought.
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Daily Video October 30 2015

China shifts from a one-child policy to two: Will families?
DOWNLOAD VIDEO After more than 30 years, China’s government has abandoned its one-child pol…
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Daily Video October 29 2015

Energy boom spurs more diversity in rural American West
In the Western U.S., the energy boom has increased the diversity of some of the country’s historically whitest states.
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Daily Video October 28 2015

Dalai Lama’s doctor preaches compassion in medicine
Californian Dr. Barry Kerzin traveled to India nearly 30 years ago after he heard the Dalai Lama wanted a Western physician to help train traditional Tibetan doctors.
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Daily Video October 27 2015

Republican outsiders maintain lead in presidential race
In the Republican presidential primary race, poll numbers in the states with the earliest primaries now appear to show candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson running neck-and-neck.
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Daily Video October 26 2015

President Obama says schools should test less
The president and the U.S. Department of Education have called on states to cut back on the number of standardized tests students take.
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Daily Video October 23 2015

Hillary Clinton defends response to 2012 Benghazi attack
Hillary Clinton was in the hot seat in the U.S. Capitol Thursday, testifying before the Select Committee on Benghazi about the 2012 attack on a U.S. consulate in Libya.
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Daily Video October 22 2015

Vice President Biden decides not to run for president in 2016
Vice President Joe Biden announced Wednesday that he will not run for the presidency in the 2016 election.
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Daily Video October 21 2015

Fight over high-stakes testing in schools continues
Public debate over the merits of standardized testing is nothing new, but the number of students choosing to opt out of the tests grew over the past year.
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