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PBS NewsHour full episode March. 2, 2015

Season 2015 Episode 610 | 53m 42s

Monday on the NewsHour, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Washington ahead of a controversial address to Congress. Also: The Supreme Court considers who has authority to redraw voting districts, high costs of health care if federal tax credits are outlawed, Amy Walter and Nia Malika-Henderson on the week ahead in politics and novelist Richard Price on his new crime thriller.

Aired: 03/01/15 | Expires: 04/01/15
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Amid rising violence, Nigeria rejects Trump's claim of targeted Christian persecution
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Where negotiations to end the federal shutdown stand
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