Thursday on the NewsHour, President George H.W. Bush is laid to rest in Texas. Also: the arrest of a Chinese tech executive heightens trade woes, the Supreme Court considers a challenge to standards for double jeopardy, the outlook for peace in Yemen, dire warnings on climate change, the future of the trucking industry, welcoming congressional freshmen and a brief but spectacular take on poetry.
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Family, friends recall the ‘profound legacy’ of George H.W. Bush2 min -
News Wrap: Trump administration calls for rolling back emissions mandates4 min -
How the arrest of a member of China’s ‘corporate royalty’ could affect trade tensions8 min -
Could Supreme Court’s double jeopardy case reverse 170 years of precedent?5 min -
During peace talks, UN envoy says future of Yemen is at risk5 min -
Are the goals of the Paris Accord slipping out of reach?6 min -
Could driverless vehicles spell the end of the road for truck drivers?9 min -
Why these 4 congressional freshmen think they’ll find ‘common ground’13 min
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