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Jan 03

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Can US drones find the missing Nigerian schoolgirls?

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In the more than eight months since more than 200 schoolgirls were captured by Islamic militants in Nigeria, most are still missing, despite periodic reports about their imminent release. For the latest on the search and the increasing tensions between…

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Jan 03

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Why a GOP-controlled Congress may abandon No Child Left Behind law

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When Congress returns to work next week, Republicans will have substantial majorities in the House and the Senate. Republican leaders have promised they will initiate new legislation, and one of their first efforts may be to roll back parts of…

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Jan 03

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Viewers respond to report on jail time for people unable to pay fines

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Cities across the country are increasingly turning to what are known as private probation companies to collect unpaid fines. But are indigent people ending up in jail because they can't afford to pay? Hari Sreenivasan reads viewer comments to a…

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Jan 03

Four large objects spotted on ocean floor in AirAsia jet search

By Elisabeth Ponsot

Sonar equipment used by search teams looking for the crash site of AirAsia Flight 8501 has detected four large objects on the ocean floor, Indonesian officials said Saturday.

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Jan 03

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Pot pioneer: More states, Native American tribes mimic Colorado’s marijuana laws

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The movement to legalize marijuana is spreading rapidly as the legal sale of marijuana for recreational use begins its second year in Colorado. This past November, Oregon and Alaska voted to legalize the possession and sale of recreational marijuana. Last…

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Dec 28

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode Dec. 28, 2014

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On this edition for Sunday, Dec. 28, a commercial airliner carrying 162 people vanishes in Southeast Asia -- we'll have the latest on the search. Later, as the holiday shopping season draws to a close, how did retailers across the…

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Dec 28

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Did plunging gas prices boost holiday spending?

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Ever since oil prices started falling, experts have predicted that consumers would use the extra money saved to spend more on holiday gifts. Did that happen? Sara Germano of the Wall Street Journal joins Hari Sreenivasan from Albany with the…

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Dec 28

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What we know (and don’t) about the missing AirAsia jetliner

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As of Monday morning in Asia, the search for a missing AirAsia jetliner which disappeared carrying 162 people is resuming. The Airbus vanished from radar screens about 40 minutes after taking off from Indonesia en route to Singapore on Sunday.

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Dec 28

What will Obama’s final two years as president bring?

By Julie Pace, Nancy Benac, Associated Press

The Yes-We-Can man is entering a twilight of maybes, his presidency still driven by high ambitions but his power to achieve them running out.

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Dec 28

NATO marks end of combat mission in Afghanistan

By Carey Reed

The event was kept a secret until just before it began for fear of an insurgent attack.

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