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Obama to voters: 'I hear you'

Obama to voters: 'I hear you'

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Economic issues soar at the polls as social issues slump

Economic issues soar at the polls as social issues slump

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What midterm lessons politicians can learn for 2016

What midterm lessons politicians can learn for 2016

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RNC chair on GOP ground game, finding common ground

RNC chair on GOP ground game, finding common ground

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North Carolina, Georgia go red despite demographic changes

North Carolina, Georgia go red despite demographic changes

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How will Republicans influence policy on IS, Iran sanctions?

How will Republicans influence policy on IS, Iran sanctions?

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Can Washington be productive in Obama’s final years?

Can Washington be productive in Obama’s final years?

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Ballet icon Patricia McBride comes full pirouette

Ballet icon Patricia McBride comes full pirouette

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How U.S. ‘aggressive support’ for Ebola patients saves lives

How U.S. ‘aggressive support’ for Ebola patients saves lives

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Will saying yes to affirmative consent curb sexual assault?

Will saying yes to affirmative consent curb sexual assault?

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How do gains by al-Nusra affect U.S. strategy in Syria?

How do gains by al-Nusra affect U.S. strategy in Syria?

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Tsunami cleared way for better infrastructure in Indonesia

Tsunami cleared way for better infrastructure in Indonesia

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PBS News Hour

What the election means for the future of immigration reform

One of the major national policy issues that lost political momentum going into the 2014 election is immigration reform. What’s next for reform if Republicans take the Senate? Did the stalemate demobilize voters? Gwen Ifill gets debate from Cristina Jimenez of United We Dream and Brad Botwin of Help Save Maryland.