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News Wrap: Collins indicted for insider trading and cover-up

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What Tuesday’s too-close-to-call elections mean for November

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Report: ‘Shadow leadership’ wields vast influence at VA

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News Wrap: Indonesia shaken by third strong quake

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Israel and Hamas seem to pull back from the brink of war

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Nagasaki survivor visits town that fueled the bomb

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The U.S. needs more home care workers. Is this the solution?

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How Chicago communities are trying to stop gun violence

Sixty-six people were shot over the weekend in Chicago, and behind those numbers are stories of the victims and their families. Nick Schifrin talks with Lance Williams of Northeastern Illinois University and Tamar Manasseh of Mothers and Men Against Senseless Killings.