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U.S. and U.K. forces carry out retaliatory strikes in Yemen
01:47'We want kids more than anything' Woman suing Texas plans to move embryos out of state
07:03Sen. Tuberville 'running in circles' in response to IVF question
08:49‘They just left us there to die’: Israeli hostage held in Gaza shares experience
03:34Judge rules Texas school’s hair length policies do not violate CROWN Act
02:38Cellular service outage hits U.S. and Canada
02:11'Tell Me When It's Over' looks at lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic
06:08Ruby Franke sentenced to four consecutive prison terms in child abuse case
01:48Savannah Guthrie: 'Come as you are' is the message of new book 'Mostly What God Does'
06:03Idaho abortion ban leads to medical care shortage
05:11'But You Don't Look Arab' is a personal history of the Middle East
05:58'Our Ancient Faith' looks at Lincoln's vision of democracy
05:32Authorities identified 2 officers, 1 first responder killed in Minnesota
03:18Two police officers and first responder killed in Burnsville, MN
02:22'I saw big orange flames': Woman describes Virginia home explosion
03:49'She had every right to be hot': Breaking down DA Fani Willis' fiery testimony
07:02Willis on Wade: 'We'll be friends until the day we die'
02:32Danny Cevallos: The appearance of impropriety central to DA Willis misconduct allegations
05:13Mother of two, a radio station DJ, shot dead at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration
10:03At least 1 dead, 10 shot after Super Bowl parade in Kansas City
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Bronx, New York, native Kalief Browder was detained at Rikers Island prison for three years awaiting trial for allegedly stealing a backpack when he was 16. While maintaining his innocence, he was beaten by prison guards and kept in solitary confinement. Not long after being released, Browder committed suicide. As New York takes its first steps to shut down the prison, Kalief’s brother, Deion Browder, is speaking out about how the U.S. prison system can be fixed.Jan. 2, 2018
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U.S. and U.K. forces carry out retaliatory strikes in Yemen
01:47'We want kids more than anything' Woman suing Texas plans to move embryos out of state
07:03Sen. Tuberville 'running in circles' in response to IVF question
08:49‘They just left us there to die’: Israeli hostage held in Gaza shares experience
03:34Judge rules Texas school’s hair length policies do not violate CROWN Act
02:38Cellular service outage hits U.S. and Canada
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