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56:46Now PlayingTuesday on the News Hour, the new leaders of Syria begin the difficult task of keeping rebel factions united now that their common enemy has been overthrown. As the suspect in the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing is charged with murder, we examine what we know about his history. Plus, the controversial changes Robert F Kennedy Jr. could make to vaccine policy as head of Health and Human Services.
Syria's new leaders work to keep rebel factions united
Investigators reveal possible motives in CEO killing
News Wrap: Thousands ordered to evacuate Malibu wildfire
Can Biden issue preemptive pardons to protect Trump critics?
The controversial vaccine policy changes RFK Jr. could make
Researchers report stunning surge of misogyny in schools
Cotton from Central Asia helps fuel Russia's war in Ukraine
Remembering the fierce and lyrical voice of Nikki Giovanni
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