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Mar 25

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Kellyanne Conway: What Trump called a ‘witch hunt’ is now a ‘full and fair investigation’

Although the full Mueller report has not been released publicly or made available to Congress, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, says “it’s not premature for the president to say he’s exonerated and vindicated.” Judy Woodruff talks to Conway about…

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Mar 22

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Will the Mueller report be made public?

Will the Mueller report be made public? Blurb: The day has finally arrived for special counsel Robert Mueller to deliver his report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Attorney General William Barr confirmed receipt of the final report…

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Mar 22

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How the Mueller report represents the beginning of ‘a new phase’

There are early indications that the Mueller report does not recommend any further indictments beyond those brought during the nearly two-year investigation. If true, does that mean President Trump is cleared of wrongdoing? Judy Woodruff talks to former federal prosecutor…

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Mar 22

Watch 7:10
News Wrap: Trump withdraws North Korea sanctions imposed yesterday

In our news wrap Friday, President Trump announced that he is withdrawing sanctions his administration imposed on North Korea just yesterday. According to Trump’s press secretary, Sarah Sanders, the president “likes Chairman Kim” and “doesn’t think these sanctions will be…

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Mar 22

Watch 4:01
Though Mueller report is complete, investigation ‘offshoots’ continue

Although the Mueller report has been delivered to the attorney general, the public still knows little of what is contained within it. In addition, numerous other investigations sparked by Mueller’s work are ongoing. Judy Woodruff asks NPR’s Carrie Johnson about…

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Mar 21

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With Trump’s Golan Heights move, Netanyahu may be the biggest winner

President Trump announced Thursday that the U.S. will now recognize Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights, a strategic 40-mile strip of land on the Syrian-Israeli border. The decision, which Trump announced via Tweet, overturns decades of U.S. policy in the…

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Mar 21

Watch 12:52
How Trump’s executive order on campus free speech could affect colleges

President Trump signed an executive order Thursday requiring that U.S. colleges seeking federal research funding must certify that their policies support free speech in order to receive it. Amna Nawaz talks to Jerry Falwell Jr., and Georgetown University’s Sanford Ungar…

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Mar 20

Watch 7:39
Preet Bharara on how Trump is eroding faith in law enforcement

President Trump often expresses disdain for law enforcement agencies investigating him. The Southern District of New York has attracted particular ire, with Trump firing the U.S. attorney heading it in 2017. Judy Woodruff talks to that U.S. attorney, Preet Bharara,…

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Mar 20

Watch 6:46
How residents from El Paso feel about border barriers

By Angela Kocherga, Albuquerque Journal

Amid the roiling national debate about immigration and a border wall, construction crews in El Paso, Texas, are busy replacing 20 miles of wire mesh fencing with a bollard-style structure. Border Patrol says this kind of barrier is crucial for…

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Mar 08

How Trump changed the Obama-era rule on reporting civilian airstrike deaths

By Courtney Vinopal

The decision has renewed the stark debate over who dies, and how, in U.S. military action abroad.

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