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Taylor Mac turns U.S. history inside out in 24-hour show

Taylor Mac turns U.S. history inside out in 24-hour show

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What issues were eclipsed by the Nunes memo?

What issues were eclipsed by the Nunes memo?

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White House, some progressives have common ground on NAFTA

White House, some progressives have common ground on NAFTA

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News Wrap: Trump rejects new bipartisan immigration plan

News Wrap: Trump rejects new bipartisan immigration plan

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Twitter bots recycle Cold War techniques to sow division

Twitter bots recycle Cold War techniques to sow division

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The peril of taking credit for a booming stock market

The peril of taking credit for a booming stock market

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The festival where being a female playwright isn't a rarity

The festival where being a female playwright isn't a rarity

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‘Underdog’ Philadelphia savors first-ever Super Bowl triumph

‘Underdog’ Philadelphia savors first-ever Super Bowl triumph

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Monday's market volatility reflects the new economic reality

Monday's market volatility reflects the new economic reality

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Decades of Houston development add up to rising flood risk

Decades of Houston development add up to rising flood risk

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GOP split on what the Nunes memo means for Russia probe

GOP split on what the Nunes memo means for Russia probe

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Before recent volatility, stock market was 'unusually calm'

Before recent volatility, stock market was 'unusually calm'

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In the fight for DACA, this lawyer has a personal stake

Nearly 800,000 DACA recipients are waiting for Congress to reach a decision on the future of the program that has protected them from deportation. Immigration lawyer Luis Cortes, who spends his days defending “Dreamers,” is one of them. NewsHour Weekend’s Ivette Feliciano speaks to him about coming to terms with his own legal status and his work on immigration law.