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PBS NewsHour, mom, advocate for those with different abilities

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  1. Jun 18

    . says is celebrating not just the end of slavery, but full freedom for Americans who had never known it tonight

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  2. Jun 18

    Iran's election of a new President will be a move by the Supreme Leader to cement his conservative hold on the country, after restricting the candidates who could run, of the International Crisis Group, to

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  3. Jun 18

    Dr. reminds that frontline workers all over the world are still facing an onslaught of .."losing a health care worker is always hard, but especially with the scarcities"..of today

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  4. Jun 18

    "what we're seeing right now in the emergency room is the 'old normal'...all the things we saw before Covid...but many of us have PTSD from what we've lived through..." Dr. of New York's Columbia University Medical Center, to

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  5. Jun 17

    "for everyone that harbors concern or hesitancy about the vaccine, there is someone they listen to..and what we're trying to do is home in on those individuals..it will be a slower..more deliberate process" Louisiana State Health Officer Dr. Joseph Kanter to

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  6. Jun 17

    "a child is shot every two and a half hours" in the United States, and far more children are affected by gun violence in their families: talks with 2 young children, Ava & Tyshaun, and author John Woodrow Cox about his book "Children Under Fire"

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  7. Jun 17

    asked if the unanimous vote in Congress to make national holiday surprised him, Kahlil Gibran Mohammed tells "yes, it did, but..in a Congress debating voting rights for all Americans &... addressing police violence...this is easier than that"

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  8. Jun 17

    go inside the harrowing search for remaining members of in Iraq, by counterterrorism forces, with special correspondent & videographer for tonight

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  9. Jun 17

    "the more they see how affordable it can be, the more they'll come on board" predicts of the Dept of Health and Human Services, about what Americans w/o health coverage will do, after today's Supreme Court ruling, again upholding the now

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  10. Jun 17

    congratulations to a terrific journalist and a great colleague today named Chief Correspondent for !

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  11. Jun 16

    "so many students back in Rwanda want to do manufacturing jobs but they can't find them" Rwandan immigrant Ghadi Nshimiyimana tells as part of a story illustrating how many more U.S. jobs could be filled, by immigrants

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  12. Jun 16

    of signals from today's Biden-Putin meeting, Russia expert Fiona Hill notes they are better than they could have been, but "what will make it more predictable if we have more meetings between senior officials..." to

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  13. Jun 16

    Pres Biden walks toward a reporter to correct any impression he expects Putin to change behavior. “When did I say that? I didn’t say that,” pointing his finger in the direction of the press

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  14. Jun 16

    Pres Biden just now on his meeting with Putin: “this is not a kumbaya moment but it’s clearly not a moment for another Cold War. He doesn’t want it, I don’t believe…”

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    Jun 15

    “If you’re not vaccinated, you’re not any better at fighting off a virus than you were a year ago, but THIS virus has gotten substantially better at ITS job”— says about the new COVID-19 variant that’s surging across the country right now, to

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  16. Jun 15

    in his report on tomorrow's meeting between President Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin, concludes it "is less about breakthroughs than about avoiding further break-ups." tonight

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  17. Jun 15

    "it's not as if this threat was ignored...we've seen cases brought by the Justice Department...but this is much more a mandate for change" Mary McCord of Georgetown University to on the new Biden administration plan to address domestic extremist threats

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  18. Jun 14

    "Rather than chasing lies, trying to persuade people who have already been convinced by them, researchers & public health officials are exploring ways to get ahead of those lies through a social psychology tool"

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  19. Jun 14

    "Republicans have found Vice President Harris an easier target than President Biden" whom they've had a hard time re-defining on

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  20. Jun 14

    and a former translator for U.S. forces in Afghanistan, who co-founded tells "you cannot hide if you worked for Americans"

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