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Oct 31

Supreme Court to review selection of all-white jury in murder case

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Prosecutor Stephen Lanier's meaning was unmistakable when he urged jurors in north Georgia to sentence the defendant to death in part to deter other people "out there in the projects."…

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Oct 31

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Breast cancer now as common among black women as white, report says

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Oct 31

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Three years later, buyouts help Sandy-battered residents retreat to new homes

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This week marks three years since Hurricane Sandy struck the Northeastern U.S., causing $50 billion in property damage and more than 100 deaths. In Staten Island, New York, 24 people died from the storm, and more than 2,100 homes were…

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Oct 31

More than 200 dead after Russian airliner crashes in Egypt’s Sinai

By Daniel Costa-Roberts

MetroJet flight 9268 and its 224 passengers and crew lifted off from the Egyptian resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh shortly before 6 a.m. Saturday morning. Just 23 minutes later, the flight lost contact with ground control and plunged more than…

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Oct 31

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Is desalination the future of drought relief in California?

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San Diego is set to soon start supplying itself with millions of gallons a day of fresh, drinkable water, using saltwater from the Pacific Ocean, converted by a brand new desalination plant. As California's historic drought continues, the plant will…

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Oct 25

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode October 25, 2015

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On this edition for Sunday, October 25th, 2015, rain-soaked Texas contends with flash floods, President Obama wants American school kids to spend less time preparing for standardized tests, and the president of Honduras talks about the country's surge of domestic…

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Oct 25

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Catholic bishops endorse Pope Francis’ call for more open-hearted church

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Pope Francis closed a three-week meeting of Catholic Bishops on Sunday that focused on the church's position on family issues. The Bishop's expressed a more tolerant view toward divorced Catholics, but blocked any reconsideration of the church's stance on gay…

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Oct 25

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What will Obama’s new testing plan mean for American students?

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President Obama on Saturday called on states to cut back on standardized testing for U.S. school kids, who, on average, take eight of them every year, from pre-K through 12th grade every year. The Obama administration also released a testing…

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Oct 25

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Afghanistan’s first women and gender studies program now in session

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Since the Taliban was ousted from power 14 years ago, Afghanistan's government has taken steps to improve the status of women, including in education. NewsHour's Megan Thompson reports.

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Oct 25

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Behind the fight to stem violence and protect women in Honduras

A wave of immigrants to the U.S. from Honduras has been fueled largely by drug and gang-related violence and a surge of violence against women. They're all problems that Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez is trying to address. Special Correspondent…

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