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Sep 04

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Will the end of DACA prod Congress into immigration action?

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Congress is back in session this week and gearing up for a growing September agenda. Meanwhile, there are reports that President Trump plans to end DACA in six months. Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report and Stuart Rothenberg of…

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Sep 04

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How does North Korea’s latest nuclear breakthrough affect U.S. options?

By PBS News Hour, Nick Schifrin

North Korea appears to have taken a quantum leap in its missile and nuclear programs, setting off a new test over the weekend that could be capable of threatening the U.S. mainland. The blast also set off a diplomatic fury…

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Sep 03

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Putting North Korea’s nuclear test into context

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North Korea on Sunday announced that it had conducted its most powerful nuclear test to date since President Donald Trump took office. In response, Trump wrote in a tweet that North Korea continues to be “very hostile and dangerous” and…

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Sep 03

U.S. considers trade sanctions over North Korea

By Associated Press

President Donald Trump says the United States is considering halting trade with "any country doing business with North Korea."…

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Sep 03

Trump raises stakes in escalating North Korean nuclear crisis

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

President Donald Trump raised the stakes Sunday in an escalating crisis over North Korea's nuclear threats, suggesting drastic economic measures against China and criticizing ally South Korea.

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Sep 01

U.S. ban on travel North Korea kicks in, with few exceptions

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

The ban makes U.S. passports invalid for travel to North Korea and allows the State Department to revoke the passport of anyone who flouts the ban.

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Aug 31

The U.S. and allies flew bombers over the Korean Peninsula in a show of force. Here’s why that’s important.

By Erica R. Hendry, Nick Schifrin

Here's what you should know about the demonstration -- a direct response to North Korea’s launch of a ballistic missile over Japan earlier this week.

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Aug 31

Watch 4:26
News Wrap: State Department orders closure of Russian diplomatic sites

By PBS News Hour

In our News Wrap Thursday, the Trump administration ordered the Russian consulate in San Francisco and two sites in Washington and New York to close in retaliation for Moscow cutting U.S. diplomatic presence in Russia. Also, forecasters are watching a…

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Aug 30

Watch 5:25
News Wrap: Trump turns focus to hurricane victims

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In our news wrap Wednesday, President Trump visited Missouri to discuss tax reform and the recovery efforts he saw underway in his visit to Texas yesterday. Also, as tensions with North Korea intensify after the firing of a missile over…

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Aug 30

Analysis: Should the U.S. set a ‘red line’ for North Korea?

By Larisa Epatko

We asked several analysts about whether the U.S. should draw a “red line” for North Korea and what its latest missile test means.

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