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August 21, 2017
August 21, 2017
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Terror in Barcelona, how other countries deal with problematic monuments, Reagan's infamous joke
A van was used to carry out a terrorist attack in Barcelona, Spain, on Thursday. Also, we look at how South Africa has dealt with monuments that honor apartheid-era leaders. And we remember how a joke uttered by President Ronald Reagan caused a lot of anxiety in the Soviet Union.
Meet the antifa, responding to racism, NAFTA talks start
A guide to becoming an engaged, change-making citizen in the age of Trump. Plus, a profile of an anti-fascist activist in Charlottesville. And a veteran eclipse watcher from Australia travels to Idaho.
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US Navy ship and oil tanker collide near Singapore
A search for the Navy sailors is under way after the ship and an oil tanker collide near Singapore.
Barcelona attacks: Hunt for key suspect extended across Europe
The hunt for the driver who killed 13 people in Barcelona last week is extended across Europe.
Eclipse spectacle set to grip US public
Skywatchers in the US prepare for the first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse since 1918.
Doing the math on back-to-school tax breaks
Politicians are the real winners, one expert says.
Chinese government issues new rules on overseas investments
The cargo shipping industry is turning things around