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... their children alone, many in the hands of smuggler, to get through into our country. And that's not acceptable. (CROSSTALK) Judy Woodruff: Let me just ask you this. You know that what is going on in these countries is, there is a dangerous situation. These families are coming because ...
... allowed in during certain times of the day, she said. "We recognize that this is difficult for the local businesses and the local economy and just ask that people just be understanding and patient," Hooley said. The region, which is also home to Mesa Verde National Park, relies heavily on ...
... central aspects of these books. Judy Woodruff: Well, wearing -- with your day job hat on, as the director of the Ohio Democratic Party, let me just ask you a couple of questions about that. David Pepper: Right. Judy Woodruff: How much do you think Ohio voters care, are interested in ...
... sold. Joining me now, Chuck Plunkett, editorial page editor of The Denver Post, who co-wrote the editorial. Welcome. And I want to begin by just asking you, why? Why take this extraordinary move, why in this particular way, and why now? Chuck Plunkett: Well, you know, news -- and thanks ...
NEW YORK — To get an idea of the data Facebook collects about you, just ask for it. You'll get a file with every photo and comment you've posted, all the ads you've clicked on, stuff you've liked and searched for and everyone you've friended — and ...
... O'Brien: Capricious and erratic as the nation and its leaders may seem, North Korea's march toward nuclear weapons has been steady and successful. Just ask the few Western experts who have seen glimpses of the program and its evolution. Siegfried Hecker: I was very much surprised by their ...
... health law in 2010. That November, Democratic incumbents were defeated in droves, costing them House control. “Legislative success does not necessarily translate into political success. Just ask the Democrats,” said Rep. Charlie Dent, R-Pa., a moderate who’s retiring next year. “We’re going to be running with the ...
Is geographic mobility the key to moving up the economic ladder? Economists are finding that the odds no longer favor American kids in doing better than their parents, but some hope that uprooting their families and moving to safer streets with better schools will guarantee a brighter economic future. Economics correspondent Paul Solman explores the...
EPA administrator Scott Pruitt has begun the process to roll back the Obama-era rule aimed at cutting carbon emissions from the nation’s power plants. The move comes as part of President Trump’s pledge to unwind many of former President Obama’s signature policies. John Yang gets two views from former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy and Bob...
Futurologists have been predicting the automation armageddon -- robots replacing human workers -- for decades. Has the future finally arrived? Economics correspondent Paul Solman visits Silicon Valley to talk with leading tech thinkers and computer scientists about whether humanity is at a tipping point.
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