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PBS NewsHour full episode Oct. 26, 2015

Season 2015 Episode 2990 | 53m 39s

Monday on the NewsHour, the Obama administration reverses course on standardized testing in schools. Also: The WHO announced that the consumption of processed meats can raise the risk of cancer, what two teenagers’ lives tell about the cycle of violence in the Mideast, the latest on the 2016 election on Politics Monday and an inside look at the restoration of masterworks in Italy.

Aired: 10/25/15 | Expires: 11/25/15
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