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Mar 16

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Why home care workers struggle with low wages

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With most aging Americans wanting to stay in their own homes, the need for in-home caregivers is skyrocketing. But unlike most other jobs, there's no federal guarantee that these workers get minimum wage or overtime. Special correspondent Kathleen McCleery reports…

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Mar 15

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What’s the state of Kerry’s nuclear deal with Iran?

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Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday that he hopes to reach the framework of a nuclear deal with Iran by the end of March. But he said he worries Senate Republicans have made the talks even tougher after they…

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Mar 14

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Online after death: Facebook now lets you name an heir to your profile

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Social media, email and bank accounts often remain active even after their owner dies, meaning valuable information can become vulnerable -- especially when estate managers can't access these accounts. While digital estate planning has its own set of complications, the…

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Mar 13

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Shields and Gerson on Clinton’s email problem, Senate sabotage of Iran negotiations

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Mar 12

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Coding academies offer fast track to good jobs

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Economics correspondent Paul Solman visits New York's Flatiron School, one of numerous coding bootcamps online and around the country that are designed to help graduates land jobs in a high-demand industry.

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Mar 11

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Why some students are refusing to take the Common Core test

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Rebellion is brewing against the Common Core educational standards. Testing for the new standards began in March, and some students have refused to take part. Special correspondent for education John Merrow reports from New Jersey, where he talks to Common…

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Mar 10

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Why did senators go around the president on Iran?

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What prompted 47 Republican senators to send a letter to the leaders of Iran voicing concern about a potential nuclear deal made without congressional approval? Judy Woodruff gets two views on the GOP showdown with the White House from Sen.

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Mar 09

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Can we achieve global gender equality by 2030?

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Twenty years since the UN announced a major effort to reduce global gender inequality, women and girls today are far from getting equal treatment and participation in society, while violence against females is commonplace. Lakshmi Puri of UN Women joins…

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Mar 08

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Will reshuffling the CIA help the agency meet 21st century challenges?

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The director of the CIA is ordering sweeping reforms designed to dramatically change the agency starting at the top. Associated Press reporter Ken Dilanian joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss what is changing and why.

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Mar 07

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How did the Charlie Hebdo attacks affect rising Islamophobia in France?

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By some estimates, the French city of Marseille is now 30 to 40 percent Muslim -- once of the highest concentrations of Muslims anywhere in France. But even in Marseille, tensions between Muslims and non-Muslims have been rising for years.

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