Wednesday on the NewsHour, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was formally sentenced to death for the Boston Marathon bombing. Also: Easing hostage rules to allow U.S. families to pay ransoms, the Senate grants Obama fast-track trade authority win, Charleston’s mayor on race and guns, deadly conditions for oil workers, growing tensions between the U.S. and China and exploring Iranian history with art.
Wednesday on the NewsHour...
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China, U.S. wrap up talks amid growing distrust5 min -
Why North Dakota’s oil fields are so deadly for workers9 min -
Charleston’s mayor on confronting racism with honesty7 min -
Refusing to pay ransom won’t stop kidnapping, says former hostage7 min -
How Obama’s fast-track authority came to pass4 min -
Shifting policy, Obama pledges U.S. will ‘stand by’ families of hostages3 min -
Shirin Neshat translates Iranian political unrest through an artistic lens5 min -
At Boston bombing sentencing, Tsarnaev apologizes and victims address their attacker5 min -
News Wrap: Body of slain SC lawmaker lies in state5 min
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