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PBS NewsHour

Full NewsHour Broadcast from December 14, 2019

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Dec 14, 2019 6:09 PM EST

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On this edition for Saturday, December 14, the House gets one step closer to impeaching President Trump, a peace deal in Afghanistan faces new challenges, and how illusionist Derren Brown is pushing the boundaries of mentalism. Hari Sreenivasan anchors from New York.

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How this Palestinian music festival is breaking down cultural barriers

By John Yang

Artist Miguel Colon on community and learning to see himself

By Steve Goldbloom

Novelist Nathan Englander on how ritual fuels his writing

Which movies to see in the theater this summer

By Jeffrey Brown

The painstaking process of repairing a damaged cathedral

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

Santana’s rhythmic tradition continues with new album, tour

By Tom Casciato, Mori Rothman, Christopher Booker

Need a new summer show? Here’s what the critics are watching

Is R. Kelly the ‘worst predator’ in the history of pop music?

Where inmates and mothers of murder victims are coming together

By Maya Trabulsi, KPBS

Author Esme Weijun Wang on prioritizing compliments over criticism

By Steve Goldbloom

In ‘We Have Made These Lands What They Are: The Architecture of Slavery,’ artist Keris Salmon examines the lives of enslaved people and the places they lived in the American South. Special correspondent Duarte Geraldino introduces us to the artist and her new work now on display in New York City, where viewers see the horror and heartbreak of America's slave economy.

Artist examines ‘The Architecture of Slavery’ in new project

By Duarte Geraldino, Laura Fong, Michael D. Regan

In his new book "The Queen," author Josh Levin tells the story of Linda Taylor, a woman who became infamous as a welfare cheat. She was a woman who went by many names, was accused of many crimes, and whose image as a Cadillac-driving welfare recipient has lived on.

The true story behind the ‘welfare queen’ stereotype

By Hari Sreenivasan, Sam Weber, Connie Kargbo

‘An Odyssey’ author Daniel Mendelsohn answers your questions

In Miami, how art intersects with technology and climate change

By Alicia Menendez, Lorna Baldwin

Remembering Pulitzer-winning journalist and author Tony Horwitz

For Arlington’s Old Guard, the mission is to honor, and the standard is perfection

How Dartmouth College’s Hood Museum is telling a new ‘story of art’

By Jared Bowen, WGBH

The Beastie Boys on rap, friendship and taking a stand for their values

By Jeffrey Brown, Anne Azzi Davenport

This Jewish-Palestinian couple offers a comedic cure for Middle East conflict

By Hari Sreenivasan

British artisans preach patience for France’s Notre Dame restoration

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AP Fact Check: Trump’s impeachment rage, Bloomberg on coal

By Hope Yen, Christopher Rugaber, Ellen Knickmeyer, Associated Press

World Dec 14

UN climate talks in limbo as chair Chile bids for compromise

By Frank Jordans, Associated Press

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World Dec 14

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Insider attack kills 9 Afghan militia, officials say

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World Dec 14

Ex-Sudan strongman al-Bashir gets 2 years for corruption

By Nadir Ahmed, Samy Magdy, Associated Press

World Dec 14

North Korea conducts another test at long-range rocket site

By Kim Tong-Hyung, Associated Press

Politics Dec 13

Judge says 234,000 Wisconsin voter registrations should be tossed

By Scott Bauer, Associated Press

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By Candice Norwood

Nation Dec 13

Supreme Court to take up dispute over subpoenas for Trump records

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press

Nation Dec 13

Trump’s executive order raises tough issue of defining prejudice

By Elana Schor, Associated Press