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P.M. Edition for January 27th: WSJ Executive Washington Editor Jerry Seib explains how new revelations from former national security advisor John Bolton could change the impeachment trial. Plus, Betsy McKay has more on what you should know about the coronavirus, as it continues to spread. Annmarie Fertoli hosts.
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A.M. Edition for January 27th: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang traveled to the epicenter of the country's dangerous viral outbreak, signalling Beijing leadership's concern about efforts to contain the disease. Beijing bureau chief Jonathan Cheng has the latest. Plus, Rebecca Ballhaus from Washington on President Trump's impeachment defense, Joe Wallace on why Apple shares had a record-breaking year, and Jason Gay reflects on the legacy of Kobe Bryant. Kim Gittleson hosts.

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P.M. Edition for January 24th: We heard impassioned speeches from Democrats in the impeachment trial this week. But are they changing any minds? Natalie Andrews has more from Capitol Hill. Plus, Gunjan Banerji explains how the coronavirus outbreak could impact China's economy. Annmarie Fertoli hosts.
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A.M. Edition for January 24th: As part of our weekly Election 2020 series, Chad Day watches all of the Democratic presidential hopefuls' ads in Iowa - and breaks down what they tell us about the race. Plus, Andrew Duehren on Day 3 of the Democratic case for impeachment and Joe Wallace on the world's most expensive precious metal. Kim Gittleson hosts.
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P.M. Edition for January 23rd: Marathon sessions in the Senate continue, on day three of the impeachment trial. And after a series of long days - some lawmakers are getting a little antsy. Lindsay Wise reports from Capitol Hill. Plus, Michelle Hackman explains a new Trump Administration rule that aims to crack down on birth tourism. And, after years of milder winters, are Alaskans forgetting how to cope with the cold? Jim Carlton checks in with residents. Annmarie Fertoli hosts.
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