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11:14
In Michigan, female gymnasts who survived sexual assault and abuse by former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar continue to testify against the doctor in court.
14:35
At least seven prisoners died and 17 were seriously injured after bloody violence broke out Sunday night at a maximum security prison in South Carolina.
9:23
Are cellphones safe? A new investigation by The Nation suggests that’s a question that cellphone giants prefer you don’t ask.
10:55
Cambridge Analytica used the data collected from more than 50 million Facebook users to turn a voter-profiling company into a powerful psychological tool used as Trump's blueprint for victory.
At the time of our broadcast, the Israeli military had killed at least 30 Palestinians, and least 1,000 had been injured in protests against the U.S. Embassy’s opening in Jerusalem.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration may not arbitrarily detain people seeking asylum.
In New York City, the new owner of the New York Daily News says it will fire half the staff of the longtime newspaper.
11:50
The Trump administration has announced plans to gut the Endangered Species Act, ordering federal agencies to consider economic impacts before listing animals to be protected under the law.
16:04
Prisoners across the country are set to launch a nationwide strike today to demand improved living conditions, greater access to resources and the “end of modern day slavery.”
Trump’s top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, has admitted he recently hosted white nationalist publisher, Peter Brimelow, at a birthday celebration at his home.
15:08
World leaders in the United Nations General Assembly laughed when President Trump boasted about his accomplishments.
12:23
Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's lawyers say an FBI investigation into her claims should be conducted before she testifies about her allegation that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh attempted to rape her when she was 15 years old.
