Wednesday on the NewsHour, all three men involved in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery have been convicted. Then, Kurdish migrants return home after being used as pawns in a geopolitical struggle between Belarus and the European Union. And, NASA launches a mission to deflect an asteroid in a major test of game-changing technology that could protect our planet from future celestial threats.
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Men who killed Arbery to also face federal hate crime charges. Here’s what to expect8 min -
News Wrap: U.S. Thanksgiving travel nears pre-pandemic levels4 min -
Migrants used as pawns in E.U.’s geopolitical tug-of-war return home traumatized9 min -
Can asteroids be veered away from Earth? New NASA spacecraft aims to find out5 min -
Dems control the House by only 3 seats. Here’s how redistricting efforts could affect that8 min -
New book dives into problematic treatment of Black players, staff in professional sports9 min -
A history of how lucky turkeys came to earn presidential pardons4 min -
Poet recounts ups and downs of the pandemic — on a literal rollercoaster3 min
