Thursday on the NewsHour, how far did President Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, go to circumvent normal U.S. diplomatic channels with Ukraine? Plus: Saudi Arabia uses Twitter to target dissent, California fire fallout for utility PG&E, the latest on the health care marketplace, privacy issues around DNA testing, toxic pollution over India and Jane Fonda’s climate change crusade.
Thursday on the NewsHour...
Correction: In an earlier version of the story about DNA tests, we said Brian Dripps was charged and convicted for the murder of Angie Dodge. He has been charged, but not convicted. His trial is set for June 2021. NewsHour regrets the error.
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News Wrap: Trump Foundation ordered to settle lawsuit for $2 million7 min -
What diplomat George Kent said about Rudy Giuliani — and Hunter Biden6 min -
How the Saudi government may have used Twitter to target dissidents in the U.S.4 min -
Could selling PG&E to its customers help solve California’s power problems?7 min -
Amid roiling health care debate, the share of uninsured Americans is growing6 min -
A father took an at-home DNA test. His son was then falsely accused of murder7 min -
What’s behind extreme air pollution in India6 min -
Why Jane Fonda is putting herself on the line to fight climate change10 min
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