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56:46Now PlayingThursday on the News Hour, President Trump's envoy visits Russia as Putin makes his own demands for a ceasefire proposal from the U.S. and Ukraine. The clock ticks down to a government shutdown as Senate Democrats debate whether to support a GOP stopgap bill. Plus, after a Palestinian activist is threatened with removal from the U.S., we look at the Trump administration's deportation policies.
Correction: In the segment on deportations, a graphic showing the number of migrants arrested since the beginning of the Trump administration should have read 9,980. In the segment on Fort Knox, a graphic misspelled the word “isn’t.” We regret the errors.
Putin responds to ceasefire proposal with his own demands
Experts analyze ceasefire negotiations and what Putin wants
News Wrap: Judge orders Trump to rehire some fired workers
Democrats weigh GOP stopgap as government shutdown looms
'We can't let Putin declare a win': Sen. Warner says
How Trump's deportations have affected migrants and citizens
Trump's EPA announces rollback of environmental protections
Why Trump and Musk want to audit gold reserves at Fort Knox
Remembering John Feinstein
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