Monday on the NewsHour, Senate intelligence reports indicate Russian efforts to influence American elections via social media were even broader than previously understood. Also: The outcomes from a U.N. climate conference, Ebola spreads in war-torn Congo, a movement to relax parenting, a legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act, Politics Monday and a poet’s opinion on rage and "radical hope."
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News Wrap: U.S. airstrikes in Somalia kill 62 members of terrorist group5 min -
Sen. Wyden on social media’s ‘excruciatingly slow’ response to Russian interference7 min -
How a global effort could deliver solutions on climate change7 min -
Responding to Ebola in Congo is hard work, but made that much harder by violence8 min -
Why helicopter parenting may jeopardize kids’ health9 min -
Why invalidating the ACA could cause ‘enormous disruption’ to American health care6 min -
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on administration turnover and political ‘elasticity’8 min -
A poet’s take on looking to language for ‘radical hope’3 min
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