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    Archive: Turmoil in 1992 as Supreme Court upholds Roe; allows restrictions

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  • Jan. 6 Committee's highlighting of witness intimidation adds to pressure on Garland

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  • Trump sought to wield violence by loyalists, January 6 hearing testimony shows

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  • Sixth hearing adds new dimension to Mark Meadows' role in January 6th insurrection 

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  • Trump embraced armed rally attendees; sought to join them in march: Jan. 6 hearing witness

    07:16

  • GOP unable to raise a candidate to supplant Trump despite Trump's mounting legal problems

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  • Putin's Russia preps for political stunt with trial of American Brittney Griner

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  • Overseas doctors help U.S. women with medication abortions to circumvent new bans

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  • Dearth of good options for GOP voters heading into Tuesday primaries

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  • American women face new era of very big, invasive government

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  • Republican 40-year political project achieves goal with Supreme Court ending Roe v. Wade

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  • Republican Supreme Court could impose national abortion ban without help from electeds

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  • Thomas announces targeting of gay rights; tacit new direction to anti-abortion movement

    02:43

  • Threat of anti-abortion terrorism amplified as bans reduce number of providers

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  • Despair won't stop Republicans seeking national abortion ban: Rep. Barbara Lee

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  • Abortion providers scramble to help women as state bans spread

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  • Politicized Supreme Court oblivious to rulings' consequences for Americans

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  • January 6th hearing connects two major dots in Trump coup plot

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Rachel Maddow

Lead-poisoned children trigger emergency

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Mayor Karen Weaver of Flint, Michigan talks with Rachel Maddow about declaring a state of emergency after a change in water supply ended up delivering lead-tainted drinking water, and how she hopes to help her constituents recover - particularly the small children permanently damaged by lead poisoning.Dec. 16, 2015

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    Archive: Turmoil in 1992 as Supreme Court upholds Roe; allows restrictions

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  • Archive: The ignominious tenure of Anne Burford at Reagan's EPA

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  • Secret Service episodes on Jan. 6 show complicated mix of duty and political allegiance

    10:11

  • Jan. 6 Committee's highlighting of witness intimidation adds to pressure on Garland

    04:01

  • Trump sought to wield violence by loyalists, January 6 hearing testimony shows

    03:11

  • Sixth hearing adds new dimension to Mark Meadows' role in January 6th insurrection 

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