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Secretary John King on the college admissions caste system

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Vietnamese American poet contemplates his ties to the war

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The drug-like effect of screen time on the teenage brain

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Trump routs final GOP rivals but some Republicans resist

Trump routs final GOP rivals but some Republicans resist

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Battle for the nomination over, what next for Donald Trump?

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Ben Carson turns from competitor to Trump team member

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Is Indiana the end of the road for Cruz?

Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and Tamara Keith of NPR join Hari Sreenivasan to discuss the latest in politics, including whether the Indiana primary will be the last stand for Sen. Ted Cruz, why the “Stop Trump” movement is failing, Sen. Bernie Sanders’ superdelegate strategy and Hillary Clinton’s pivot towards the general election.