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What we know about these undercover videos about Democrats

What we know about these undercover videos about Democrats

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Where the candidates stand on criminal justice and policing

Where the candidates stand on criminal justice and policing

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What’s the motive behind Julian Assange’s internet ban?

What’s the motive behind Julian Assange’s internet ban?

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What the candidates need to do in their last debate

What the candidates need to do in their last debate

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Using sensors to spoon-feed crops with extreme precision

Using sensors to spoon-feed crops with extreme precision

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VP running mates cheer top of their tickets from the trail

VP running mates cheer top of their tickets from the trail

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Here’s what the law says about challenging election results

Here’s what the law says about challenging election results

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Petraeus: Bigger challenge to come once Iraq retakes Mosul

Petraeus: Bigger challenge to come once Iraq retakes Mosul

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GOP pushback follows Trump’s election result resistance

GOP pushback follows Trump’s election result resistance

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Putting policy in context at the final presidential debate

Putting policy in context at the final presidential debate

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Rural North Carolina voters say their struggles are ignored

Rural North Carolina voters say their struggles are ignored

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Why some environmentalists don’t support this carbon tax

Why some environmentalists don’t support this carbon tax

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Is the media fair to Donald Trump?

Donald Trump has been warning his supporters of a coming large-scale voter fraud on Nov. 8, but he has also suggested that the election is already rigged, via the news media. For a closer look at the influence the press wields during elections, Judy Woodruff talks to Robert Lichter of George Mason University and Jim Rutenberg of The New York Times.