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... you know, he will -- he will listen, and then when he hears something, then he will pounce, right? So he sort of gathers up and searching for the right word or for the logic of the argument. Then, once he grabs onto it, he will launch and have a question ...
... the man as Otis Byrd, a 54-year-old man who had been reported missing since March 2. Authorities found the body when they were searching for Byrd. The NAACP chapter called upon authorities to launch an investigation into Byrd's death in a released statement. "We are calling on ...
... PBS NewsHour." And I found myself an unemployed crime reporter in 2009, when there just weren't that many jobs in journalism. As I was searching for a job, I saw a need to be done in my local community. I saw families of victims and suspects trying to connect ...
... mark in new poll ‘Moment of testing’ on Ukraine; searching for unity from the West on Islamic State: President Barack Obama continues his trip abroad for the NATO meeting in Wales. On Wednesday afternoon in Estonia, he addressed the situation in Ukraine, calling it a “moment of testing” for the ...
... on border plan Pew poll finds support for accelerating legal process Clinton, undecided leading the 2016 pack Plus daily trivia and Line Items Congress still searching for consensus on border plan: With Congress closing in on its month-long August recess, time is running out for lawmakers to reach a ...
... Ebola kills nine out of 10 people with severe bleeding, but there is no vaccine or specific treatment. The small fleet of planes and ships searching for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet came up empty again today. A cluster of orange objects in the Southern Indian Ocean turned out to ...
Nearly seventy years after the end of World War II, the German government is intensifying its efforts to educate young Germans about Nazi war crimes and continues to pursue prosecution for those who committed them. William Brangham reports from Ludwigsburg, Germany.
Somewhere in that sea of optimistic humanity on August 28, 1963, was my father. He heard Dr. King's call to action. That’s what his children heard too.
In other news Friday, Ariel Castro, the man accused of holding three Ohio women captive for a decade, will face life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years after entering a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. Also, police in Spain arrested the man who was controlling a train that derailed and killed at...
Black and Hispanic students are more likely to be suspended than white students, according to a report released Tuesday by the Education Department's Office of Civil Rights. Jeffrey Brown discusses the disparities with Christopher Edley Jr. of the University of California, Berkeley and the Fordham Institute's Chester Finn Jr.
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