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May 13, 2025 - PBS News Hour full episode

Season 2025 Episode 133 | 57m 46s

Tuesday on the News Hour, President Trump kicks off a trip to the Middle East, prioritizing business deals on the first official trip of his second term. What trouble in the bond market means for your investments and the broader U.S. economy. Plus, we examine the potential impact of one state's effort to cut back diversity initiatives on college campuses.

Aired: 05/12/25 | Expires: 06/12/25
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Extras
'A down payment on change': Rahm Emanuel on what Democrats should do after midterms
Capehart and Continetti on closing messages and midterm predictions
Candidates make final midterm stops as early voting surges
Trump should 'take stock' and 'own' election outcome, Sen. Tillis says
$6 billion cryptocurrency heist puts investors on edge
Inside a Ukrainian city hit by Russian drones during the Starlink disruption
News Wrap: Judge investigating if Trump officials misled court about D.C. golf course plan
News Wrap: Ceasefire in Oleshky holds for a third day
Mapping the battle for control of the House
Pennsylvania congressional races could hinge on who voters blame for high prices
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