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Correspondent Josh Campbell reports from the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles. Olga Cherevko describes the state of humanitarian aid inside Gaza. Ukrainian tennis player-turned-soldier Sergiy Stakhovsky discusses the state of the Russia-Ukraine war. Dulé Hill and discuss their new play "Lights Out: Nat 'King' Cole." Dr. Atul Gawande explains the impact of funding cuts to USAID.
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Trump has mobilized the National Guard to LA in response to protests against immigration policy. Immigration lawyer Sui Ching and NPR correspondent Jasmine Garsd discuss the implications. Co-directors Sasha Joelle Achilli and Sara Obeidat on their new documentary "Syria's Detainee Files." NYT National Political Correspondent Shane Goldmacher explores changes in voting behavior in the U.S.
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Fmr. Assistant Defense Secretary for Indo-Pacific Affairs Ely Ratner offers his take on how the US should navigate growing tensions with China. Ibram X. Kendi discusses his new biography of Malcolm X, designed for young readers. Financier Ray Dalio looks at the way nations handle debt and offers advice for avoiding a fiscal crisis in his book “How Countries Go Broke.”
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