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Obama expected to push for human rights in Vietnam

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Austria could soon elect the first far-right president

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How Lebanon is coping with more than a million refugees

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Malcolm Brabant reflects on Peabody-winning refugee series

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In 2016 election, is it who you are for, or against?

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How new Vietnam is drawing back children of U.S. immigrants

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The implications of officer’s acquittal in Freddie Gray case

The implications of officer’s acquittal in Freddie Gray case

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Cranes and cows — the debate over Oregon’s federal lands

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Trump teams with RNC for first official campaign fundraiser

Trump teams with RNC for first official campaign fundraiser

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What firing of TSA security chief means for summer travel

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The secret life of plants and ‘Lab Girl’ author Hope Jahren

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What’s behind Congress’ biting infighting over Zika funding?

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What’s next for SF after its police chief’s resignation?

Following a string of officer-involved fatal shootings and a racist text scandal within the police department, San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee asked Police Chief Greg Suhr to step down. Suhr handed in his resignation on Thursday. San Francisco Chronicle reporter Vivian Ho joins Alison Stewart to discuss the next steps in police reform.