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The director of the Office of Management and Budget, Mick Mulvaney, contradicted President Trump’s comments about wiping out Puerto Rico’s billions-dollar debt amid the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
25:50
Ai Weiwei has been called the most powerful artist in the world — and the most dangerous man in China.
9:00
Powerful winds and bone-dry conditions are fueling massive wildfires in California.
13:51
Julian Assange, the founder and editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, responds to former Trump adviser Roger Stone's accusations and Trump campaign ties to Russia.
11:21
A roundtable discussion on the rape and sexual assault allegations against disgraced and now-fired movie producer Harvey Weinstein.
16:23
A look at how recent events have reignited a conversation about sexual assault with women using the #MeToo hashtag, and an interview with activist Tarana Burke, who started the campaign about a decade ago.
9:52
President Trump’s latest attempt to bar some citizens of eight Muslim majority countries from entering the U.S. suffers a second defeat, as another federal judge rules that the latest policy is unconstitutional.
13:25
After a summer of extreme weather around the world, "Democracy Now!" hosts a roundtable discussion with environmental leaders on next steps.
10:13
A look into Donald Trump's influence on Europan politics, as hate crimes and anti-immigrant nationalist movements surge across Europe.
14:31
President Trump’s former campaign chair Paul Manafort and his former business associate Rick Gates were told to surrender to authorities Monday morning.
13:35
President Trump announced he is declaring the opioid crisis, which killed 64,000 Americans last year, a public health emergency — meaning no new federal funds will be directed to address the issue.
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In New York City, eight people were killed and 11 more injured when a driver intentionally drove a pickup truck down a bike path along Manhattan’s Hudson River Tuesday.
