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Two film critics take a look at 2014’s best movies

Two film critics take a look at 2014’s best movies

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Rose Bowl opponents team up against rare blood disorder

Rose Bowl opponents team up against rare blood disorder

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More detainees freed, but closing Guantanamo still far off

More detainees freed, but closing Guantanamo still far off

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How one doctor is prescribing data to improve healthcare

How one doctor is prescribing data to improve healthcare

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In Soweto Gold beer, a taste of economic freedom

In Soweto Gold beer, a taste of economic freedom

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How to keep your New Year’s resolutions

How to keep your New Year’s resolutions

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Remembering former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo

Remembering former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo

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Shields and Gerson on Mario Cuomo’s legacy

Shields and Gerson on Mario Cuomo’s legacy

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Luck, not lifestyle, may be to blame for some cancers

Luck, not lifestyle, may be to blame for some cancers

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Drama and debate on the 2015 political scene

Drama and debate on the 2015 political scene

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Schools learn to cope with influx of undocumented teens

Schools learn to cope with influx of undocumented teens

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Who is responsible when a ship is abandoned at sea?

Who is responsible when a ship is abandoned at sea?

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What news stories mattered to students this year?

A contest sponsored by PBS Newshour Extra and Google asked students to create a digital mash-up looking back at 2014. Judy Woodruff talks with three high schoolers who entered the #MyZeitgeist competition about deciding what events made their year-in-review videos and how their generation gets its news.