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More than 191,000 have died from conflict in Syria

More than 191,000 have died from conflict in Syria

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US attitude over Syria involvement shifts after Foley death

US attitude over Syria involvement shifts after Foley death

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After funeral, how does Ferguson begin repair?

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What should the U.S. do about the Islamic State?

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Will Mideast cease-fire deal offer a sustainable truce?

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Marcus and Gerson on the Islamic State threat

Washington Post columnists Ruth Marcus and Michael Gerson join Judy Woodruff to discuss the week’s top news, including the legacy of mistrust that laid the groundwork for unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, as well as the shifting U.S. stance on pursuing the Islamic State group after the murder of American journalist James Foley.