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    Government to remain open after Congress passes funding bill

    02:58

  • Rep. Jamie Raskin on fighting the right-wing plot to gut the federal government

    15:14

  • The cost of the Big Lie: Giuliani ordered to pay damages to Georgia election workers

    02:36

  • LGBTQ ally killed in dispute over Pride flag

    02:31

  • Jim Jordan attempts to counter-program Trump's legal drama

    06:04

  • Comedian roasts Trump, DeSantis, Ramaswamy, McConnell and more with spot-on impressions

    08:38

  • The real victims of Donald Trump’s election lies

    06:24

  • TIMELINE: The events leading up to Donald Trump's indictment in Georgia

    07:59

  • Donald Trump is 'playing with fire' in election interference case

    04:40

  • How Jack Smith's Indictment Has Vindicated Work of Jan. 6th Select Committee

    07:46

  • Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen: Trump’s Trial Needs to be Televised

    07:26

  • "Weed Out Extremists Within Your Ranks": Rep. Dan Goldman to DHS

    08:14

  • Rep. Zoe Lofgren on Richard Nixon vs. Donald Trump

    07:05

  • Why Trump is 'Nixon on steroids'

    05:17

  • ‘They better get out a really big check book’: Dominion case rips open Fox News to more lawsuits from Smartmatic, Ray Epps, and more

    06:28

  • Ending affirmative action: the result of a 50-year Republican passion project

    06:44

  • The GOP’s shameless double standard on display with their Hunter Biden obsession

    07:37

  • How the U.S. is responding to the attempted rebellion in Russia

    05:28

  • Republican loyalty to Trump veers into “authoritarian bargain”

    15:52

  • Democrats fight back against PGA-LIV merger

    07:20

Ayman Mohyeldin

Protests in Nigeria turn deadly

03:55

Peaceful protests against police brutality in Nigeria quickly escalated to violence, with soldiers opening fire on demonstrators. There are reports of a dozen dead and even more injured. Thousands of Nigerians have protested nationwide every day for nearly two weeks against a police unit known as the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, or SARS. Civil rights groups have accused SARS of extortion, harassment, torture and murder.Oct. 22, 2020

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    Government to remain open after Congress passes funding bill

    02:58

  • Rep. Jamie Raskin on fighting the right-wing plot to gut the federal government

    15:14

  • The cost of the Big Lie: Giuliani ordered to pay damages to Georgia election workers

    02:36

  • LGBTQ ally killed in dispute over Pride flag

    02:31

  • Jim Jordan attempts to counter-program Trump's legal drama

    06:04

  • Comedian roasts Trump, DeSantis, Ramaswamy, McConnell and more with spot-on impressions

    08:38

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