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UN issues unprecedented declaration on refugee crisis

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Are Clinton and Trump judged by different standards?

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Marine recruit's death reveals wider issue of abuse, hazing

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Can technology help predict who will attempt suicide?

Suicide is now the nation's tenth-leading cause of death, and the second-leading cause of death for Americans aged 15-34 years old. Top suicide researchers are developing new technological tools to help predict who is most at risk and save lives. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Alison Stewart reports.