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Remembering South African musician Hugh Masekela

Remembering South African musician Hugh Masekela

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The biggest regulations that have disappeared under Trump

The biggest regulations that have disappeared under Trump

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News Wrap: Death toll rises from Benghazi car bombings

News Wrap: Death toll rises from Benghazi car bombings

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How was Larry Nassar allowed to abuse athletes for so long?

How was Larry Nassar allowed to abuse athletes for so long?

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Dolphins raised in captivity will call this sanctuary home

Dolphins raised in captivity will call this sanctuary home

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Saudi Arabia to offer more than $2.5 billion in aid to Yemen

Saudi Arabia to offer more than $2.5 billion in aid to Yemen

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Justice Department steps up pressure on 'sanctuary cities’

Justice Department steps up pressure on 'sanctuary cities’

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At Davos, Trump will get the final word

At Davos, Trump will get the final word

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Nunes’ memo 'raises more questions than it answers'

Nunes’ memo 'raises more questions than it answers'

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‘Whenever you see injustices at all, you have to speak up’

‘Whenever you see injustices at all, you have to speak up’

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News Wrap: U.S. presses Turkey to end assault in Syria

News Wrap: U.S. presses Turkey to end assault in Syria

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Shannon Miller on how to protect gymnasts from abuse

Shannon Miller on how to protect gymnasts from abuse

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The pope defends a bishop accused of witnessing abuse

Pope Francis came under fire during a trip to Chile for defending a bishop accused of directly witnessing and covering up sexual abuse by another church figure, dating back to the 1980s. While the pope apologized for his wording, he stands by the bishop. Lisa Desjardins talks with Anne Barrett Doyle of BishopAccountability.org about what the pontiff’s words mean to victims and other Catholics.