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Trump fires back after more women come forward

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The candidates’ flaws are a laughing matter for Seth Meyers

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Shields and Brooks on Trump assault allegations

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Would Trump disrupt the economy? This billionaire hopes so

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In the Philippines, lowering smoking rates begins with kids

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Companies race to make electric cars mainstream

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A child dies every other day from gun accidents in U.S.

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Why are Republicans split about Trump?

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California will vote on legalizing recreational marijuana

California will vote on legalizing recreational marijuana

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Can Trump expand beyond his base before third debate?

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Why this entrepreneur is treating Trump like a bully

LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman is the rare high-tech billionaire who is defying Donald Trump publicly. He's even bankrolled a snarky parlour game that mocks the Republican presidential candidate mercilessly. Economics correspondent Paul Solman talks with Hoffman about why he’s stepping up despite possible retaliation.