... Almost all states have big problems. LISA DESJARDINS: Now, it's obviously a piece of rhetoric, but it is certainly echoed around Washington. I will just ask you right away: Will Obamacare explode? Is that accurate? And regardless of the answer of at the question, where are the real problems ...
NEW YORK — Whether or not you believe that voting fraud is a problem in the U.S., one thing is certain: Tidying up outdated voter rolls is sometimes easier said than done. Just ask election officials in the nation's largest city. After an independent review found that New York ...
... And in a tweet this morning, the president wrote: "Iran has been formally put on notice for firing a ballistic missile." It's not clear just what "on notice" means, but Mr. Trump was asked today whether military action is off the table. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Nothing is off the ...
... be engaging, it can be dark, it can be entertaining, it can provoke, but not -- it should never be an instruction. JEFFREY BROWN: Can I just ask you finally a personal question about your disability? It obviously changed your life. Did it change your art? YINKA SHONIBARE MBE: It took ...
... re asked about personal financial information. But let's just hope that it advances the ball forward for America in these questions that they're asking and have something to do with the proper functioning of the government. JUDY WOODRUFF: Let me ask you about several other things. You mentioned ...
... of multiple different strains. There’s a lot of work to be done. HARI SREENIVASAN: All right. While we have you, I also wanted to just ask you about the avian flu that’s in Asia right now. We’re reporting about the millions of birds in Korea and other ...
... announce his conflicts of interest, and how he was going to resolve that. And now that is postponed. JUDY WOODRUFF: So, Amy, I won't ask you to speculate about what is going on, because it has just broken. But it does -- this is something we have been waiting to ...
The same technologies that enable us to rapidly order an Uber or to instantaneously download the latest book by Michael Lewis can also empty our bank accounts or steal our identities.
The suburbs used to be a Republican stronghold. But now they're trending blue. What does that mean for the GOP in 2016 and beyond?
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