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Jan 24

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Remembering ‘Tuku,’ Zimbabwe’s music legend Oliver Mtukudzi

Zimbabwe’s music legend Oliver Mtukudzi, more commonly known as “Tuku,” died Wednesday. His music career spanned more than four decades, and largely cut across Zimbabwe's political divide.

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Jan 23

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Remembering Russell Baker, Pulitzer-winning writer and humorist

Author, columnist and humorist Russell Baker has died at age 93. We remember the media icon, who won two Pulitzer Prizes for his writing and hosted "Masterpiece Theater" for more than a decade.

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Jan 21

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News Wrap: Taliban execute deadly attack on Afghan intelligence base

In our Monday news wrap, Taliban fighters carried out a brazen and deadly attack at a heavily fortified Afghan intelligence base, killing dozens of military personnel. The attackers detonated a stolen military vehicle packed with explosives, allowing more militants to…

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Jan 15

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Remembering Carol Channing, theater star who didn’t let life pass her by

Carol Channing passed away Tuesday at the age of 97. The Broadway legend won fame as Dolly Levi in "Hello, Dolly!" and performed it more than 5,000 times.

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Dec 18

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Remembering the career of Penny Marshall, director and beloved ‘Laverne’

Penny Marshall may have been first known as Laverne, star of the hit '80s sitcom "Laverne & Shirley," which ran for eight seasons on ABC. But she also forged a career as a successful director. Her 1988 blockbuster "Big," featuring…

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Dec 03

Watch 6:12
News Wrap: Paris reels from worst riots in 50 years

Monday in our news wrap, President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on increasing tariffs. The U.S. says has China promised to buy more American exports. Also, in Paris, France’s prime minister held crisis talks with…

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Dec 03

Watch 16:56
Remembering George H.W. Bush, 41st president

George H.W. Bush assumed many roles during his 94 years, from Navy hero, Yale graduate and Texas oilman to congressman, CIA director, vice president and president. He also had six children with his wife of 73 years, Barbara Bush, who…

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Dec 03

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Reflections on George H.W. Bush, a man of ‘lovely, sweet reticence’

As the nation mourns George H.W. Bush, we share some personal reflections. Amna Nawaz speaks with USA Today’s Washington bureau chief, Susan Page, who's writing a biography of Barbara Bush; Peter Roussel, now a professor at Sam Houston State University…

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Dec 01

George H.W. Bush, nation’s 41st president and WWII veteran, dies at 94

By Morgan Till, Sam Lane

George Herbert Walker Bush, a World War II veteran who led an international coalition through the Gulf War during his time as the 41st president, and whose son's presidency furthered the family's political dynasty, died Friday. He was 94.

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Nov 26

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Remembering the career of filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci

By Jeffrey Brown

On Monday, Italian filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci died at his home in Rome. The director earned both praise and condemnation for movies, such as “Last Tango in Paris,” that included graphic content and tackled sensitive topics. Jeffrey Brown takes a look…

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