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Troy Davis Case in Georgia Rekindles Debate Over Death Penalty

A parole board in Georgia has rejected clemency for inmate Troy Davis, who is slated to be executed Wednesday. Uproar over the case has revived questions about how the death penalty is applied. Gwen Ifill talks to The Heritage Foundation's…

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Aug 08

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Atlanta Starts New School Year Under Cloud of Cheating Scandal

Students and teachers return to Atlanta classrooms for the start of a new school year Monday, but a major cheating scandal is still raising big questions. Learning Matters Television's John Tulenko reports.

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Jul 06

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Schoolhouse Shock: Report Finds Widespread Cheating by Atlanta Educators

A new report found that nearly 200 Atlanta school administrators, principals and teachers cheated to raise student test scores for as long as a decade. Gwen Ifill discusses the report's findings, and the problem that has surfaced in school districts…

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Jun 27

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News Wrap: Judge Blocks Parts of Georgia’s Illegal Immigration Law

In other news Monday, a federal judge in Atlanta blocked parts of Georgia's crackdown on illegal immigration from taking effect. The judge issued a stay against enforcing penalties against harboring undocumented people. Also, 200 Syrian opposition figures and intellectuals met…

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Mar 29

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Gadhafi’s Exit Remains Central to U.S., Coalition Strategy in Libya

As Washington offered divided responses to President Obama's Libya speech, coalition leaders gathered in London to discuss the mission in Libya. Judy Woodruff discusses Libya with Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., who serves on the Armed Services Committee, and Sen. Johnny…

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Aug 11

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What Clues Did Colo., Conn., Ga. Voters Reveal?

Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet's win came as good news to the Obama administration, but the senator would not say if he'd have the president campaign for him. Political Editor David Chalian speaks with Jim Lehrer about Tuesday's primary results and…

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Aug 09

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Colorado Primaries Could Prove Political Indicator

Four states -- Connecticut, Georgia, Minnesota and Colorado -- head to the polls for primaries on Tuesday. But the outcome in several Colorado races is being watched as a possible indication of what's to come for this fall's midterm elections.

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Jun 07

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Incumbents Face Fight for Life in Tuesday’s Key Primary Races

Voters across the country prepare to cast ballots in the biggest day of primary elections, as 10 states host contests on Tuesday. Judy Woodruff talks with Amy Walter of Hotline and Dan Balz of The Washington Post for a preview…

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Feb 15

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Death and Injuries Raise Safety Concerns at Winter Games

Friday's fatal luge crash before the opening of the Vancouver Winter Olympics highlighted the dangers of high speeds and slick surfaces in winter sports. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Olympic historian and author David Wallechinsky from Vancouver about the safety risks…

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Feb 12

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Winter Olympics’ Opening Day Marred by Luger’s Death

The 21st Olympic Winter Games kick off Friday in Vancouver with the lighting of the Olympic cauldron and the parade of nations, but hours before the opening ceremonies, Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili was killed during a training run. Jeffrey Brown…

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