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Daily Video June 13 2016

50 killed in Orlando nightclub shooting

A lone gunman stormed a nightclub in Orlando, Florida early Sunday morning and opened fire on patrons, resulting in the worst mass shooting in American history.

Daily Video June 07 2016

Route 66 communities work to highlight roadway’s golden era

Stretching 2,400 miles between Chicago, Illinois and Santa Monica, California, U.S. Route 66 served as a cultural symbol for America for almost fifty years.

Post June 07 2016

Third mass coral bleaching in 18 years threatens Great Barrier Reef

by Amanda Wilcox One of the seven wonders of the natural world is currently in peril: Austr…

Student Voices May 27 2016

A high school senior's top 6 NewsHour-reviewed books to read before college

By Amanda Wilcox The following six books have had a great impact on me not just due …

Post May 26 2016

Five things to know about North Carolina’s House Bill 2

Find out what North Carolina's infamous House Bill 2 means for the transgender community and for the state of North Carolina.

Student Voices May 26 2016

College application stress can distort your goals for life

Now that I'm 16 and a junior in high school, the prospect of college applications has created a desperate scramble to turn myself into the best candidate possible.

Daily Video May 18 2016

Muslim American students face high rates of bullying

Some 50 percent of all Muslim students in the U.S. have been bullied by their peers, surveys by the civil rights group Center on American-Islamic group suggest.

Daily Video May 16 2016

Trump meets top Republicans to find common ground

After becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump met privately with party leaders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, on Capitol Hill.

Daily Video May 06 2016

Trump is presumptive GOP nominee after Cruz, Kasich drop out

Ted Cruz and John Kasich both suspended their campaigns this week, effectively making Donald Trump the Republican nominee for president.

Daily Video May 04 2016

More high school students take gap year before college — including Malia Obama

President Barack and Michelle Obama announced on Sunday that their eldest daughter Malia will take a gap year before attending Harvard in 2017.

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