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Antiques Roadshow

Omaha, Hour 1 (2016)

A Grant Wood lithograph, a Daytona Model Rolex, and Prohibition liquor bottles.

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About Love

About Love examines the many affections across three generations of the Phadke family.

Endeavour

S7 E2: Episode 2: Raga

A clash between rival gangs results in tragedy, and leads to the door of a familiar face.

Endeavour

S7 E3: Episode 3: Zenana

Morse is called to investigate what at first appears to be a freak accident at a college.

Endeavour

S7 E1: Episode 1: Oracle

Morse is in Venice for the New Year, while a murder in Oxford puts Thursday on a quest.

Antiques Roadshow

Tucson, Hour 3 (2016)

A Pete Seeger song, a George Hitchcock diptych, and a Lincoln presidential pardon.

PBS NewsHour

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Biden in the spotlight

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Biden in the spotlight, pandemic aid politics

PBS NewsHour

Alaska's geography delayed virus -- but hasn't prevented it

In Alaska, geographic isolation delayed the pandemic -- but hasn't prevented it

PBS NewsHour

Opening up the Smithsonian slowly and safely during COVID-19

How is the 173-year-old, sprawling Smithsonian Institution slowly starting to welcome back the public? Of the world’s largest museum, education and research complex, only ...

PBS NewsHour

How China is limiting freedom of the press in Hong Kong

China expanded its crackdown on Hong Kong Monday, arresting a prominent pro-democracy activist and media owner. Jimmy Lai was paraded through his newsroom in a move designed ...

PBS NewsHour

News Wrap: More than 100 arrested in Chicago looting spree

In our news wrap Monday, Chicago police are beefing up their presence downtown after widespread looting there overnight. The unrest broke out after police shot a man who had ...

PBS NewsHour

Disease expert: Virus is 'direct threat' to U.S. security

Pandemic is 'direct threat to our homeland security,' says infectious disease expert

PBS NewsHour

What Trump's executive actions mean for struggling workers

What Trump's executive actions mean for struggling U.S. workers

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