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    Democratic activist delivers straight talk to his party on long term strategy

    07:31

  • As Florida county bans Holocaust book, actual neo-Nazis grow bold in U.S.

    04:14

  • Senator Warren on how to fix what Trump broke in banking rules

    07:57

  • Ketanji Brown Jackson honored with street naming

    00:45

  • Activists set sights on House Republicans in Biden-won districts

    06:42

  • With Trump in legal trouble, Georgia GOP targets prosecutors

    05:05

  • Because she made a fuss, Judy Heumann made everyone's life better

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  • Officials look to establish baseline health indicators for residents near train wreck

    05:37

  • State Democrat stands up to Republican fixation on anti-trans restrictions

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  • Republican congressman's biography falls apart under scrutiny (no, not Santos)

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  • The GOP's problem of denying election results they don't like only getting worse

    04:01

  • As Biden leads West in support of democracy in Ukraine, weird assemblage voices dissent

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  • Why predictions about Russia's war in Ukraine were so wrong, and how to adjust expectations

    06:39

  • The amazing story of how a young Jimmy Carter helped avert a nuclear disaster

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  • Authoritarian style attacks on judiciary expected as potential Trump indictment looms

    05:59

  • First step to authoritarianism: attack the free press

    06:11

  • Unnerving authoritarian patterns seen from right-wing U.S. governors

    05:04

  • Why the Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump wants to keep the grand jury report sealed

    02:45

  • Active shooter sought by police as Michigan State community shelters in place

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  • Multiple injuries reported in shooting at Michigan State University

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Rachel Maddow

Snyder oddly passive for an 'emergency'

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Rachel Maddow points out that Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, since he declared a state of emergency, would serve Flint residents better by going door-to-door to help them, rather than simply advising residents on how to prioritize their own response.Jan. 30, 2016

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    Democratic activist delivers straight talk to his party on long term strategy

    07:31

  • As Florida county bans Holocaust book, actual neo-Nazis grow bold in U.S.

    04:14

  • Senator Warren on how to fix what Trump broke in banking rules

    07:57

  • Ketanji Brown Jackson honored with street naming

    00:45

  • Activists set sights on House Republicans in Biden-won districts

    06:42

  • With Trump in legal trouble, Georgia GOP targets prosecutors

    05:05

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