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... to surround ourself with energy. We have tremendous energy in that country. Nick Schifrin (voice-over): Regime change not for democracy, but for energy and for its own sake, as the question tonight in Caracas and perhaps around the world. Now what? For the PBS NewsHour, I'm Nick Schifrin.
Angela Stent: It must have been pretty convincing evidence. And I think, fortunately, he clearly trusts the wisdom of his CIA director and his judgment. And there must have been enough people around him to convince him that he should accept what Director Ratcliffe said. Nick Schifrin: So, given all ...
... acts or the regime basically decides, we don't know how far Trump is willing to go with this. Let's make a deal now. Nick Schifrin: But the administration's critics argue the pressure campaign's tactics are illegal and its goals are imperialist. Daniel Hellinger, Professor Emeritus of ...
... unfortunately become directed against our great people, as it has provided explicit support for the rebellion and fueled internal strife, threatening our security and stability. Nick Schifrin: The UAE denied providing weapons to the separatists, saying that the shipment contained only vehicles meant for Emirati forces within Yemen. Israel today ...
Nick Schifrin: And, finally, the Somali community in Minneapolis has been demonized by the president of the United States, who has called them -- quote -- "garbage." He said: "We don't want them in our country." And here's what Ahmed Samatar told our Fred de Sam Lazaro these new allegations ...
... all of its contributions earlier this year, leaving the UN and other aid organizations scrambling. William Brangham discussed more with Jeremy Konyndyk of Refugees International. ... Nick Schifrin: This week, the U.S. pledged $2 billion in humanitarian aid to the United Nations as part of a deal that will also ...
... right now of where these maps stand. Essentially, Republicans either will have a wash or pick up a couple with the maps certainly in place. Nick Schifrin: OK, so the states where it's locked in may give Republicans an edge. But what about all the states where the efforts ...
... considering a public stock offering. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien reports on a space start-up in New Zealand catching some attention of its own. ... Nick Schifrin: The private space economy is growing significantly, and 2026 could be a big year. The first private space station is expected to launch ...
... not only survived, but it has also found a way for its Christian cultural life to live on, even underground. Special Correspondent Jack Hewson reports. ... Nick Schifrin: Less than 20 miles from the Russian border is Kharkiv. It is Ukraine's most bombarded city and has suffered great trauma from ...
... have to feel hopeful to have a good future. Maybe sometimes you feel a little depressed, but hope is what propels you to have a good future. So I am always hopeful. Jeffrey Brown: For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Jeffrey Brown. Nick Schifrin: Hope for a better future.
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