Thursday on the NewsHour, Republicans step up criticism of the House impeachment inquiry after stunning testimony about President Trump’s handling of military aid to Ukraine. Plus: Rep. Jackie Speier on impeachment criticism, Andrew Brunson's Turkish imprisonment ordeal, children held in Cambodian orphanages, how big data changes creativity and a brief but spectacular take on preventing blindness.
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Under pressure to defend Trump, GOP lawmakers decry House impeachment inquiry8 min -
News Wrap: Cummings remembered by Congress as man of character7 min -
Closed-door impeachment inquiry to conclude within a couple of weeks, says Rep. Speier8 min -
Pastor Andrew Brunson on how his faith survived 2 years in a Turkish prison9 min -
Why Cambodian orphanages house so many children whose parents are still alive9 min -
How big data became a silent colleague for artists and designers9 min -
A brief but spectacular take on eradicating avoidable blindness3 min
![On the left, civilian group Las Rastreadoras de El Fuerte search in the desert for mass graves in Los Mochis, Mexico. On the right, artist Luz María Sánchez's sound piece "V.[u]nf_4", which incorporates sounds from the desert searches. It appeared at the University Museum Contemporary Art in Mexico City last year. Photos courtesy by Luz María Sánchez](https://d3i6fh83elv35t.cloudfront.net/static/2020/02/sound2-425x234.jpg)
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