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Schumer, McConnell address Feinstein's passing on Senate floor: 'We lost a giant' 03:28
Poll shows how personal politics affects how people feel about Covid vaccine 02:30
Looking back at Dianne Feinstein as a Senate trailblazer for women 02:35
GOP witnesses say there is no evidence yet that Joe Biden committed a crime 05:00
Florida residents struggle to rebuild one year after Hurricane Ian 04:35
Nagorno-Karabakh to dissolve after years-long war with Azerbaijan ends 02:00
Remains found of Colorado mother who went missing in May 2020 03:09
Remembering ‘Harry Potter’ actor Michael Gambon 02:21
How rising act Grupo Frontera is modernizing regional Mexican music 03:28
Voicemail is out? New rules for proper phone call etiquette 04:54
EEOC sues Tesla over alleged racial harassment of Black workers 02:29
Colorado police officers charged with the death of Elijah McClain on trial 04:12
Students loan payments to resume after a three year pause 01:56
Netflix to end DVD mailing service after 25 years 03:37
Trump to skip third Republican debate 09:44
Menendez ‘really didn’t change too many minds’ in closed-door Senate lunch 04:17
Full Panel: Many moderate Republicans don’t want to be ‘on the record’ on Biden impeachment 08:08
House GOP launches impeachment inquiry into Biden as Democrats keep attention on shutdown 03:16
What a government shutdown could mean for you 02:47
Michael Gambon, actor who played Dumbledore in 'Harry Potter,' dies at 82 00:58
Venezuela violinist seeks U.S. asylum after fleeing violence 07:07 Wuilly Arteaga became known as a resistance symbol during deadly protests in Venezuela for playing his violin amid violence. Venezuelan authorities put him in jail where he was tortured. Arteaga decided to seek refuge in the United States where he awaits a decision on his political asylum application. May 28, 2019
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Schumer, McConnell address Feinstein's passing on Senate floor: 'We lost a giant' 03:28
Poll shows how personal politics affects how people feel about Covid vaccine 02:30
Looking back at Dianne Feinstein as a Senate trailblazer for women 02:35
GOP witnesses say there is no evidence yet that Joe Biden committed a crime 05:00
Florida residents struggle to rebuild one year after Hurricane Ian 04:35
Nagorno-Karabakh to dissolve after years-long war with Azerbaijan ends 02:00 
