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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.
13:03
Central American activist Oscar Chacon discusses the state of immigrant family separations as a federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to reunite all separated migrant children and parents by Thursday, July 26.
20:01
The Republican-led Senate Judiciary Committee is preparing to vote on the confirmation of Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh after Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testified she is “100 percent positive” that Kavanaugh attempted to rape her.
At least 44 people are dead and more than 200 remain missing as two massive wildfires, fueled by easterly winds and a historic drought, continue to rage in California.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been discharged from the hospital following surgery that removed two malignant growths in her left lung.
7:23
We look at the widespread impact of the government shutdown on Native American communities.
Democratic lawmakers are continuing to push for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, despite House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaking out against impeachment.
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In New Zealand, a white right-wing extremist killed 49 people in an attack on two mosques in the city of Christchurch during Friday prayers.
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We host a roundtable discussion with Erika Andiola, chief advocacy officer for RAICES; Dr. David Glosser, the uncle of Trump adviser Stephen Miller; and Democracy Now! correspondent and producer Renée Feltz.
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Iran said Trump's move to impose a new round of sanctions on Iran has “permanently closed the path to diplomacy” between Iran and the United States.
An estimated half a million Puerto Ricans took to the streets of San Juan Monday to demand the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rosselló.
