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How Trump is doing on staffing, legislation and messaging

How Trump is doing on staffing, legislation and messaging

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Who is H.R. McMaster, Trump’s new national security adviser?

Who is H.R. McMaster, Trump’s new national security adviser?

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How U.S. allies are responding to mixed messages of support

How U.S. allies are responding to mixed messages of support

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These giant sculptures bring new meaning to 'heads of state'

These giant sculptures bring new meaning to 'heads of state'

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Fighting to breathe in the world’s most polluted city

Fighting to breathe in the world’s most polluted city

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The search for migrants who die trying to reach the U.S.

The search for migrants who die trying to reach the U.S.

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What can the Trump administration do to quell anti-Semitism?

What can the Trump administration do to quell anti-Semitism?

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How a simple game of chess can break through stereotypes

How a simple game of chess can break through stereotypes

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Facing outsized stresses, these students take a deep breath

Facing outsized stresses, these students take a deep breath

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Fact-check: Are terror attacks underreported by the media?

Fact-check: Are terror attacks underreported by the media?

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What the immigration crackdown means for the undocumented

What the immigration crackdown means for the undocumented

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In coal country, putting faith in Trump's economic promises

In coal country, putting faith in Trump's economic promises

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How to interpret Mark Zuckerberg’s recent ‘manifesto’

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out his vision for his company's future in a nearly 6,000-word manifesto he posted on Thursday. In the essay, he called for greater connectedness and the creation of an infrastructure to help the “people left behind by globalization.” For more, Kara Swisher, executive editor of Recode, joins Hari Sreenivasan.