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LGBT rights advances stoking more violent hate crimes

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Capitol Hill stalemate on gun control back in spotlight

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Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton react to Orlando mass shooting

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How U.S. is countering Islamic extremist propaganda machine

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Reflecting on the Charleston church massacre, one year later

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Remember them: The lives cut short in the Orlando massacre

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Inside Russian hacking of Democrats’ oppo research on Trump

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New details of Orlando gunman's life raise more questions

New details of Orlando gunman's life raise more questions

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LGBT, Latino community hit hard by massacre in Orlando

Pres. Barack Obama said Sunday that he stands in support with the LGBT community after a gunman killed 50 people at a popular gay nightclub in Orlando. Carlos Smith of Equality Rights, a group that advocates for LGBT rights, joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss what the attack means to the community.