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Aug 02

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Sebelius: Health Reform Misinformation Persists; Medicare Solvency Now Stronger

With more measures from the health care reform law set to take effect, more states are filing legal challenges as well. Judy Woodruff talks to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for more on the latest health care reform…

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Aug 02

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With U.S. Mission Ending, Iraq Struggles to Assemble Comprehensive Government

President Obama announced Monday that the U.S. combat mission in Iraq will end at the end of August. The troop drawdown comes as Iraq's government remains deadlocked on leadership issues and the civilian death toll reaches an all time high…

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Jul 30

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Will U.S. Auto Industry Manage to Survive Recession?

On a day that President Obama touted his administration's efforts to save the U.S. auto industry, Judy Woodruff assesses the state of the industry with Micheline Maynard, senior editor of Changing Gears, a new public media project focusing on the…

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Jul 29

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Did Stimulus Funding Help or Hurt U.S. Economy in the Long Run?

A new study by economists Mark Zandi and Alan Blinder showed the U.S. government's nearly $800 billion economic stimulus and the Wall Street bailout likely steered the American economy away from another depression. Jeffrey Brown moderates a debate between Zandi…

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Jul 28

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Immigration Law Experts Debate Next Legal Steps for Arizona

A Federal judge blocked several key provisions in Arizona's Immigration Law that goes into effect Thursday. Gwen Ifil gets both sides on today's ruling.

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Jul 28

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Arizona Immigration Law Set to Take Effect Minus Key Provisions

A federal judge struck down several key provisions of Arizona's controversial immigration law hours before it was set to go into effect. Reporting from Phoenix, Ray Suarez explains what parts will and won't go into effect Thursday and says people…

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Jul 27

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Wartime Security Breach of Afghan War Files Concerns Senators

Jim Lehrer speaks with Sens. Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Republican Kit Bond of Missouri about national security concerns about WikiLeaks publishing sensitive information about the Afghan war and potentially helping enemies.

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Jul 26

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The Purpose and People of WikiLeaks

Daily Beast contributor Philip Shenon, a former New York Times investigative reporter, speaks with Judy Woodruff about who and what is behind the online whistle-blower website WikiLeaks.

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Jul 26

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WikiLeaks Revelations Raise Questions Over Pakistan’s Role in Afghan War

Whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks released thousands of U.S. military documents related to the Afghan war on Sunday, creating a major stir among government officials and raising questions about Pakistani involvement in the war.

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Jul 26

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20 Years After ADA, Accessibility Remains ‘An Evolutionary Process’

Twenty years after the Americans with Disabilities Act was enacted, the effects can be seen across the country in curb cuts, lifts on buses and so on. Judy Woodruff speaks with Andrew Imparato of the American Association of People with…

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