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BREAKING: Trump expected to surrender at Manhattan D.A.'s office early next week

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  • Sen. Brown: East Palestine residents want to return to the lives they had

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The Last Word

The one thing Ben Carson and Obama agree on

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Two top contenders for the Republican presidential nomination seemed to question whether child vaccinations should be mandatory. Dr. Kent Sepkowitz and E.J. Dionne respond to the politics of the vaccine debate.Feb. 3, 2015

  • UP NEXT

    'Stay curious, be creative' and more leadership traits

    06:46

  • Sen. Tuberville undermines U.S. military readiness with anti-abortion political stunt

    03:01

  • NC governor calls Medicaid expansion the 'working families bill of the decade'

    05:45

  • Republican state legislature backs Medicaid expansion

    04:12

  • Report: U.S. drug shortage increased nearly 30% from 2021 and 2022

    05:13

  • Court hearing abortion case debates value of a woman's life

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