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Dec 08

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Obama Back in Campaign Mode as White House Sizes up Gingrich, Romney

President Obama is still waiting for Republicans to pick a nominee to challenge him in next year's election, but that hasn't stopped him from entering the campaign fray. Judy Woodruff discusses the state of Mr. Obama's re-election campaign with The…

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Dec 07

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‘A Big Surprise’ as Sebelius Nixes Plan B for Young Girls Without Prescription

In a very public disagreement Wednesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius blocked the Food and Drug Administration from allowing girls under 17 to buy the Plan B morning-after pill without a prescription. Jeffrey Brown discusses the controversy with…

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Dec 05

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Politics, Race Play Role in Presidential Pardons, Investigation Finds

People who are white and well-connected are more likely to receive presidential pardons, a ProPublica investigation discovered this week. ProPublica's Dafna Linzer goes over the details of the investigation with Gwen Ifill.

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Dec 05

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After Surging in Polls, How Could Newt Gingrich Clinch Nomination?

A month away from the Iowa caucuses, two new polls show that the race for the Republican presidential nomination has a new frontrunner: Newt Gingrich. Judy Woodruff takes a look at the latest poll results with The Washington Post's Dan…

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Dec 01

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Obama, Clinton Have ‘a Lot at Risk’ in Delicate Relationship With Burma

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited the Southeast Asian nation of Burma on Thursday. Margaret Warner discusses the significance of the isolated country's first visit by a U.S. secretary of state in 50 years with William Wan of The Washington…

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Nov 22

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Gauging Foreign Policy’s Importance in GOP Race

What role will foreign policy and national security play in the Republicans' 2012 nomination fight? Judy Woodruff explores those questions and previews Tuesday night's debate with historian Richard Norton Smith and Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson.

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Nov 10

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Obama Administration Delays Keystone XL Pipeline Approval

Should President Obama approve a major extension of the Keystone XL pipeline? Ray Suarez discusses that question, which has divided business, environmental groups and labor unions, with The Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin.

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Nov 09

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Air Force Admits ‘Gross Mismanagement’ of Soldiers’ Remains

Dover Air Force base in Delaware receives America's war dead in solemn ceremonies, but after a year-long investigation, the Air Force acknowledged "gross mismanagement" of some remains within the base's mortuary. Margret Warner discusses the revelations with The Washington Post's…

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Oct 28

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U.S. Corporations ‘in Good Financial Shape,’ but Still Reluctant to Hire

Will Recent Market Gains Counter Job Losses for Economy?…

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Oct 25

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Boys, Young Men Should Get HPV Vaccine, CDC Panel Says

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel has recommended for the first time that boys and young men get vaccinated against the human papillomavirus, known as HPV, to protect them from cancers resulting from sexual activity. Jeffrey Brown discusses…

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