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56:44Now PlayingWednesday on the NewsHour, we cover what you need to know about rising COVID infection rates and a spike in hospitalizations among children. Then, looking back at the life and political legacy of the late Harry Reid, former Senate majority leader from Nevada. And, 25 years after major changes, we examine how eligibility restrictions have failed Americans in need.
U.S. hospitals see rise in pediatric COVID patients
News Wrap: Biden, Putin to hold another video conference
How evidence proved Maxwell was Epstein's 'enabler-in-chief'
Hong Kong's pro-democracy leaders urge the West to 'step up'
A look at the life and legacy of Senate titan Harry Reid
Why the TANF welfare program fails as a safety net
Why the Republican Party is paying Trump's legal bills
Remembering NFL legend John Madden
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