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Wednesday on the NewsHour, the FAA changes course and bans Boeing 737 MAX jetliners from flying, based on new information about an Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday. Plus: Former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort adds three-and-a-half more years to his federal prison sentence, the long struggle for peace in Afghanistan, why asbestos is still being used and an unexpected type of therapy.

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