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Prosecution, defense paint competing visions of Trump as trial begins 03:26
Surge of Chinese migrants crossing Southern border into the U.S. 02:42
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Yale 02:52
Volkswagen workers vote to unionize in Tennessee assembly plant 01:32
Barry Manilow makes history with Radio City performance 01:45
Trump defense mirrors his campaign style 00:45
Senate poised to vote on new aid for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan 00:40
TikTok faces potential ban in bill expected to pass in Senate 01:45
Suspected intoxicated driver kills two children after crashing into birthday party 02:23
40 years after ‘Footloose,’ Kevin Bacon returns to the film’s high school ahead of its demolition 02:40
Higher airfares expected as U.S. airlines project delivery of fewer planes 01:53
Good Samaritans save man from fiery crash on side of highway moments before fire reaches him 01:22
Speaker Mike Johnson’s job threatened by hardline House conservatives 01:36
Columbia University rabbi warns Jewish students, ‘return home as soon as possible’ 02:02
Opening statements set to begin in Trump criminal trial 02:16
25 years later, Columbine’s effects on school security endure with lasting impacts on students 02:28
College coach surprises basketball player by flying in his family to see him play for the first time 03:19
Officials: No criminal charges in caught-on-camera case of black bear cubs pulled from tree 02:09
Suspected counterfeit botox now linked to adverse reactions in 11 states 01:38
Biden hails key Democrat’s support for $430 billion spending bill on climate and health care 01:21 Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Joe Manchin unveiled a long-anticipated reconciliation package that would invest hundreds of billions of dollars to combat climate change, prescription drug pricing reform and tax hikes on the wealthy and corporations. Democratic senators want to move fast to pass it but will need the whole caucus on board and Sen. Kyrsten Sinema still has not said how she will vote. Meanwhile, Republicans are arguing that new spending will only make inflation worse. July 28, 2022
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Prosecution, defense paint competing visions of Trump as trial begins 03:26
Surge of Chinese migrants crossing Southern border into the U.S. 02:42
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Yale 02:52
Volkswagen workers vote to unionize in Tennessee assembly plant 01:32
Barry Manilow makes history with Radio City performance 01:45
Trump defense mirrors his campaign style 00:45 
