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    Eugene Robinson: Trump has tried 'with little success' to attack Biden

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  • How Democrats can win the Senate in 2020

    04:33

  • Mayors from Florida, Alabama, and Arizona talk about how they're dealing with the pandemic

    07:43

  • Intel agencies saying Russia trying to steal vaccine data

    05:04

  • Dozens of Twitter verified accounts hacked

    03:27

  • Two vaccine candidates get 'fast track' status

    03:50

  • Florida deaths hit new single-day high

    02:55

  • 'Asinine’: Fmr. RNC chairman derides GOP plan to hold outdoor convention in Jacksonville

    02:05

  • Jeff Sessions tries to call a truce with Trump; Trump calls him a mistake, rips him on Twitter

    05:20

  • Florida Education Assn. President: Reopening schools with current plans 'frankly reckless'

    02:48

  • Poll: Americans trust Dr. Fauci over Trump on coronavirus

    03:16

  • How new battleground states can impact the 2020 election

    03:27

  • Trump commutes Roger Stone's prison sentence

    02:56

  • Approval of Trump’s handling of coronavirus in sharp decline

    03:30

  • Austin mayor: We are in danger of overwhelming our ICUs

    02:54

  • Joy Reid hosts ‘The ReidOut,’ starting Monday July 20

    02:35

  • New audio of police interviews sheds light on police probe of fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor

    02:20

  • NYC paints Black Lives Matter mural in front of 5th Avenue Trump Tower

    00:43

  • Trump cites European countries in call to reopen schools, United States nowhere near those metrics

    03:41

  • Rep. Karen Bass: AG Barr’s corruption ‘goes throughout’ DOJ

    02:47

Hardball

Former Palm Beach State Attorney says Acosta ‘completely wrong’ on Epstein

08:18

On Secretary of Labor Acosta’s defense of his handling of the Epstein case, former Palm Beach State Attorney Barry E. Krischer said, “If Mr. Acosta was truly concerned with the State’s case and felt he had to rescue the matter, he would have moved forward with the 53-page indictment that his own office drafted. Instead, Mr. Acosta brokered a secret plea deal that resulted in a Non-Prosecution Agreement.”July 10, 2019

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    Eugene Robinson: Trump has tried 'with little success' to attack Biden

    01:38

  • How Democrats can win the Senate in 2020

    04:33

  • Mayors from Florida, Alabama, and Arizona talk about how they're dealing with the pandemic

    07:43

  • Intel agencies saying Russia trying to steal vaccine data

    05:04

  • Dozens of Twitter verified accounts hacked

    03:27

  • Two vaccine candidates get 'fast track' status

    03:50

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