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Apr 06

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News Wrap: Afghan Troops Launch New Offensive

In other news Tuesday, a new military offensive by troops in Afghanistan has killed 27 Taliban insurgents, but NATO and Afghan officials are investigating a NATO airstrike that killed four civilians.

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Mar 29

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Wired White House Looks to Harness New Media

As part of a look at how both political parties are connecting with constituents on the Web, Ray Suarez reports on how Democrats are harnessing new media following President Obama's successful presidential campaign on the Web.

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Mar 25

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Public Media to Boost Local Journalism Under New Initiative

There's been a lot written in recent months about how locally-based journalism is suffering. The problems are well known: Newspapers are closing, viewership habits are changing and media outlets are facing tough times. With the…

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Mar 25

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Newswrap: Pentagon Eases Rules for Gays in the Military

In other news Thursday, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced a relaxation of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gays serving in the military and a new taped message reportedly of Osama bin Laden surfaced on Al-Jazeera.

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Mar 19

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Jay Rosen on SXSW, Future of News Context, Prophecy of 'Max Headroom'

This year, none of us here at the @Newshour were lucky enough to get to #SXSW (that's Twitter shorthand for the South by Southwest conference/festival/gathering in Austin, Texas), so we lived vicariously through the posts of some…

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Mar 17

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Undecided Democrats Caught in Crossfire of Health Reform Ads

As Democratic lawmakers work to push health care legislation over the finish line, millions of dollars are being spent on television ads in the districts of Democratic members who could cast the deciding vote. Evan Tracey, president of Campaign…

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Mar 16

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FCC Urges 20-Fold Internet Speed Increase in U.S. Broadband Plan

By Jason Breslow

The Federal Communications Commission formally unveiled Tuesday a sweeping proposal to expand broadband Internet access across the U.S., a critical peg of the Obama administration's efforts to boost the nation's global competitiveness. The FCC proposal calls for connecting…

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Mar 15

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FCC Plan Urges Faster, Wider Broadband Internet Access Across U.S.

The Federal Communications Commission is presenting a new national broadband plan to Congress, aimed at encouraging companies to expand high-speed and wireless Internet access. Jeffery Brown talks to Julius Genachowski, chairman of the FCC.

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Mar 12

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Gwen's Take: Washington Press Corps Being Distracted by 'Squirrels!'

By Gwen Ifill

I loved the movie "Up." I would have given it my Oscar party vote for Best Picture if I hadn't seen (and loved) "The Hurt Locker." But the part of "Up" that makes me laugh out loud every…

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Mar 10

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Criticism of Climate Change Science Heats Up

The United Nations has ordered an independent review of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change amid a growing backlash over mistakes found in its Nobel Prize-winning report on the science behind global warming. Jeffrey Brown reports.

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