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Certain foods may cause acne problems, as CNN's Judy Fortin reports in this Health Minute. Jessica Ravinski has battled acne for nearly a decade. Shes found that she is able to control the condition by taking medication, washing her face regularly a
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Meeting Your Boyfriends/Girlfriends Parents Ronny: Ready? Judy: Ready as Ill ever be. Ronny: Try to work up a little enthusiasm about meeting my parents. Judy: Its not them Im worried about. Its me. What if I dont pass muster? Ronny: My parents are g
JUDY WOODRUFF: The NewsHour and NPR are tracking how the presidential campaigns are spending their ad dollars to target specific demographic groups in battlegrounds like North Carolina. Our partner Kantar Media/CMAG found that President Obama and Mit
Judy: We're talking about ______ store __________________, and what a _____ it is and how it ___________________________ like me ____ giving money that I ordinarily would give by check, from the _______ of my own home, if I felt like it. Elaine in Mi
JUDY WOODRUFF: Six days to go, and the candidates are trying toes navigate a presidential election map that's still shifting. That had Donald Trump trying today to nail down one must-win state, while Hillary Clinton tries to deny him another. DONALD
JUDY WOODRUFF: But, first, many high school seniors have finished college applications. And now they're waiting to find out whether taking advanced courses, prepping for entrance exams and agonizing over essays will all pay off. A new report from the
JUDY WOODRUFF: And in North Carolina, the libertarian on the ballot could help tip the result. Across the country, in at least 10 races, both parties are wondering what effect independent and third-party candidates will have. Where do they have a cha
JUDY WOODRUFF: It's deadliest attack in Jerusalem since 2008. Four people were brutally murdered at a synagogue today, before their Palestinian attackers were shot dead. Later, an Israeli police officer died of his wounds. The attack built on growing
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now a conversation with former President Jimmy Carter. His newest book is A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence and Power. I spoke with him late today about the commitment by him and the Carter Center to fight discrimination and
JUDY WOODRUFF: Some thoughts now about the many legacies of Dean Smith on and off the court with sportswriter John Feinstein, who long covered Smith him and knew him well. He wrote about him today in The Washington Post and is working on a book about
JUDY WOODRUFF:As the Supreme Court took up arguments last week in two high-profile cases looking at same-sex marriage, many users of Facebook, Twitter and other forms of social media took to changing their profile pictures. What was behind that viral
JUDY WOODRUFF: The wave of reactions to the Confederate Flag today reached into state capitols across the south. The governors of Virginia and North Carolina both called for taking the flag off special-order license plates. U.S. Senate Majority Leade
JUDY WOODRUFF: And now we look at what's next for the rules governing U.S. surveillance. Over the weekend, the Senate failed to extend three key provisions of the Patriot Act set to expire in a week. They headed out of town for a recess, leaving litt
JUDY WOODRUFF: It's the biggest change for consumers and their credit ratings in more than a decade. The three largest credit rating companies, Equifax, TransUnion and Experian, have agreed to change the way they review errors, a process that until n
JUDY WOODRUFF: This week's chemical attack in Northern Syria has now claimed 75 lives, and it may trigger a shift in U.S. policy. The president today voiced his outrage and threatened a tougher approach. John Yang begins our coverage. PRESIDENT DONAL
JUDY WOODRUFF: The president-elect made news on a number of other fronts today. Our John Yang was in the room this morning, and he joins us now from Trump Tower. So, John, as we said before, it's been a long time since Mr. Trump had had a news confer
JUDY WOODRUFF: We take a closer look now with P.J. Crowley. He's a former assistant secretary of state for public affairs during the Obama administration. He also had a 26-year career in the U.S. Air Force. And David Kramer, former assistant secretar
JUDY WOODRUFF: And Margaret Warner joins me now. So, Margaret, how far apart are these two powerful leaders in how they approach the world? MARGARET WARNER: Well, I think quite different, Judy, even though if you just arrived from Mars and you read t
JUDY WOODRUFF: Donald Trump continues to drive division in the Republican Party, as new polls have him losing ground in states that will be key to victory. We look at where the race stands now with Robert Costa. He's the national political reporter w