Inside the White House with Liz Landers
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EDGARTOWN, Mass. -- President Barack Obama may have finally shed his summer curse - just in time for a daunting fall. After a string of sunny seasons gripped by controversy, crises and plummeting popularity, the summer of 2015 has been among the most productive stretches of Obama's presidency. Late June victories ...
... that everyone is at fault. JUDY WOODRUFF: Tensions have been running high since the police shooting of Michael Brown in the Saint Louis suburb of Ferguson one year ago this month. GWEN IFILL: Rising tensions between the two Koreas erupted into artillery fire today. The North fired several shells, and ...
... forensic teams have begun exhuming bodies from mass graves found in Tikrit. The remains are believed to be soldiers massacred by Islamic State fighters last June. The city was recaptured last week. Relatives of the victims, along with Shiite militiamen, paid respects at one of the grave sites today. They ...
... at the time to provide subsidies to both federal and state exchanges. JUDY WOODRUFF: The high court is expected to decide the case in late June. We will look at today's arguments in detail after the news summary. GWEN IFILL: There's new confusion over same-sex marriage in ...
... now amplifying it. Take a look at the itinerary: Jan. 7 - Wayne, Mich., to talk jobs. Jan. 8 - Phoenix, Ariz., for a speech about housing. Jan. 9 - Knoxville, Tenn., to discuss higher education. Jan. 12 and 13 - two speeches in the Washington, D.C. area to talk cybersecurity. Jan. 14 ...
... are taking place in the wake of the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown by the later un-indicted police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, and the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island after a confrontation with authorities and lack of an indictment in that case. Repeated ...
... Brown’s official autopsy actually reveal?”, “What do the newly released witness statements tell us about the Michael Brown shooting?”, and “The country reacts to Ferguson decision.” The shooting in Ferguson thrust the issue of race back into the national spotlight and put President Obama and his administration in a ...
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