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At New York Times, Trump strikes different tone

At New York Times, Trump strikes different tone

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Rep. Tim Ryan on how the Democratic Party moves forward

Rep. Tim Ryan on how the Democratic Party moves forward

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Senior advisor says Trump is ‘open’ to listening

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National parks turn into classrooms for a new generation

National parks turn into classrooms for a new generation

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How one mother is fighting ISIS at home

How one mother is fighting ISIS at home

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Obama pays tribute to Medal of Freedom recipients

Obama pays tribute to Medal of Freedom recipients

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In ‘Black America Since MLK,’ success and vulnerability

In ‘Black America Since MLK,’ success and vulnerability

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The history of presidential pardons -- for turkeys

The history of presidential pardons -- for turkeys

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How to keep the peace at your Thanksgiving table

How to keep the peace at your Thanksgiving table

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How will Trump affect intertwined lives of U.S. and Mexico?

How will Trump affect intertwined lives of U.S. and Mexico?

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With DeVos, school choice is likely Trump education priority

With DeVos, school choice is likely Trump education priority

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Why Trump's past business interests could create conflicts

Why Trump's past business interests could create conflicts

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PBS News Hour

How Donald Trump uses distraction and surprise

As Donald Trump chooses members of his upcoming administration and begins to outline his plan for once he takes office, Judy Woodruff speaks with Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report and NPR’s Tamara Keith about his avoidance of press conferences, his penchant for unpredictability and his first staff picks.