February 19, 2020
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56:46Now PlayingTuesday on the NewsHour, President Trump pardons or commutes the sentences of 11 people he said had served enough time or been treated unfairly. Plus: 2020 Democrats prepare for a Nevada debate, how Trump is trying to appeal to black voters, almost a million Syrians are forced by war from their homes, bankruptcy for the Boy Scouts of America and an art exhibit that plays with the senses.
2 former judges on Trump's handling of clemency and DOJ
News Wrap: New cases of novel coronavirus in China slow
How 2020 Democrats are faring in new national poll
Why Trump outreach to black voters raises ethical questions
Assad's Idlib offensive drives nearly 1 million from home
Boy Scouts file for bankruptcy amid sex abuse scandal
This Dallas exhibit uses brain science to inform art
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