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Bradley Manning Gets 35 Years in Prison For Wikileaks

Bradley Manning Gets 35 Years in Prison For Wikileaks

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NSA Domestic Communication Collection Raises More Questions

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D.C. Congresswoman on Organizing the March on Washington

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President Obama Offers Plan to Make Colleges More Affordable

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Secret Tapes Listen in on Nixon Presidency

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Is Western Intervention Warranted if Chemical Weapons Used?

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Punditry Trumps Productivity in Culture of Politics

Punditry Trumps Productivity in Culture of Politics

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Children Made Refugees by the Syrian War

Children Made Refugees by the Syrian War

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Military to Handle Bradley Manning's Request to Be 'Chelsea'

Military to Handle Bradley Manning's Request to Be 'Chelsea'

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Bales Gets Life Sentence for Murdering Afghan Cilvilians

Bales Gets Life Sentence for Murdering Afghan Cilvilians

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Fort Hood Shooter Found Guilty, May Face Death Penalty

Fort Hood Shooter Found Guilty, May Face Death Penalty

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PBS News Hour

Al Jazeera America Debuts on Cable Amid Concerns in Market

A new contender is launching in the competitive cable news market. Al Jazeera America promises more in-depth domestic news and fewer commercials. Judy Woodruff talks with Deborah Potter of NewsLab and Philip Seib of the University of Southern California for more on what to expect from the new network.