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Thursday, September 22, 2011

Season 2011 Episode 2650

Markets plunge around the world Thursday amid mounting fears of a global economic recession. Also, we get a report on the efforts of one Texas city to rebuild itself after a natural disaster and examine Turkey's efforts to boost its profile in the Middle East. Finally, the latest in our collaboration with the Economist Film Project and disaster aid sits at the center of a Congressional battle.

Aired: 09/21/11
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Extras
What to know after House passes Homeland Security funding and ends historic shutdown
Rising fuel costs put budget airlines under pressure as Spirit faces bankruptcy
News Wrap: Gov. Janet Mills drops out of U.S. Senate race in Maine
Oil prices surge again as Trump weighs options to end Iran war and Hegseth faces lawmakers
Fired immigration judge gives inside look at Trump’s deportation agenda
Germany builds up its military to prepare for a potential future without U.S. support
Gold medal skier Lindsey Vonn opens up about her devastating crash and recovery
How new SNAP restrictions on sugary foods and drinks are affecting Texas residents
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