Thursday on the NewsHour, President Trump stirs controversy by refusing to commit to accepting an election defeat and peaceful transition of power. Plus: New protests in Louisville over the Breonna Taylor case, what we know about mail-in voting, Trump’s health care record, nomadic American workers, Voice of America and freedom of the press and the continuing fight against breast cancer.
Thursday on the NewsHour...
Corrections: An earlier version of our story on the U.S. Agency for Global Media reported that Michael Pack fired Amanda Bennett, who ran Voice of America. In fact, Ms. Bennett and her deputy resigned after Mr. Pack received congressional confirmation. The story also misstated Ms. Bennett’s title; it was director, not president, of VOA. Finally, Rep. Tom Malinowski was originally misidentified as a member of Congress from Connecticut. Mr. Malinowski represents the 7th District of New Jersey. The NewsHour regrets these errors.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy — and the Supreme Court’s future57 min -
Trump prompts controversy with refusal to accept a potential election defeat4 min -
News Wrap: At Senate hearing, Mnuchin touts ‘fastest economic recovery’6 min -
National outrage after decision not to charge officers for Breonna Taylor’s death3 min -
Trump says voting by mail isn’t reliable. What does the evidence show?8 min -
Why Trump’s statements on mail-in ballots, election results are ‘extremely problematic’5 min -
Will Trump’s health care executive orders have an impact?6 min -
These retirement-age nomads find work wherever the road takes them9 min -
CEO of Voice of America’s parent agency defies subpoena despite bipartisan concerns8 min -
This book of breast cancer survival stories seeks to foster solidarity7 min -
Justice Stephen Breyer remembers Ruth Bader Ginsburg: ‘She was a rock’9 min
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