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    First words are in for the first African American English dictionary

    05:26

  • The Winners and Losers of the New Debt Ceiling Law

    06:58

  • New book examines changing ideas about work

    05:05

  • Kansas City, Missouri becomes an LGBTQ sanctuary city

    04:45

  • Evidence against Trump builds as the Special Counsel wraps up the Mar-a-Lago investigation

    04:30

  • New RNC Debate Rules Could Limit GOP Primary Field

    05:15

  • One-on-One with 2024 Republican Presidential Candidate Former Gov. Asa Hutchinson

    06:33

  • WH and Speaker McCarthy Reach Tentative Debt Ceiling Deal, Avert Default

    07:33

  • Biden reaches milestone in judicial appointments

    06:57

  • Republican Primary Field Expands as 2024 Approaches

    07:44

  • Rep. Ritchie Torres is 'cautiously optimistic' about debt ceiling negotiations

    07:01

  • Sen. Tammy Duckworth on Challenges at Home and Abroad

    05:58

  • NYC Mayor Adams on Migrant Crisis 'This Isn't About Politics, It's About People'

    08:17

  • Taking on Sen. Josh Hawley's take on Manhood

    07:23

  • North Carolina Republicans override governor's veto of 12-week abortion ban

    06:34

  • 2024 Race Heats Up as More Republicans Ready Campaigns

    07:17

  • DHS Sec. Mayorkas "It's a matter of security and it's a matter of humanity"

    08:28

  • Book Talk: More than "Just a Worm"

    05:15

  • Reflecting on one year since the Buffalo mass shooting

    07:18

  • New MLK Jr. biography sheds light on the civil rights leader

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The Sunday Show

Interior Secretary Wants to Tell America's Story

07:50

This week, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland traveled to the Mississippi Delta to visit several sites related to the kidnapping, torture and murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till in 1955. It's part of a process that could lead to them becoming part of the National Park Service. Secretary Haaland sat down with Jonathan Capehart to talk about the importance of telling America's history -- truthfully.Feb. 20, 2022

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    First words are in for the first African American English dictionary

    05:26

  • The Winners and Losers of the New Debt Ceiling Law

    06:58

  • New book examines changing ideas about work

    05:05

  • Kansas City, Missouri becomes an LGBTQ sanctuary city

    04:45

  • Evidence against Trump builds as the Special Counsel wraps up the Mar-a-Lago investigation

    04:30

  • New RNC Debate Rules Could Limit GOP Primary Field

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