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Batbot could give us a deeper understanding of bat navigation and one day aid in search and rescue operations. 

Seth takes a closer look at the confusion surrounding President Trump's controversial travel ban and his bizarre calls with foreign leaders.

When beloved poet and famous Communist Pablo Neruda is forced underground in post-WW II Chile, he sees the struggle with his police nemesis as an opportunity to reinvent himself.

In an interview with Chris Matthews, Kellyanne Conway defended Trump's travel ban with inaccurate claims of a “Bowling Green massacre.” Here's what we think she meant.

Lawrence O'Donnell explains why Mexican President Peña Nieto's decision to not attend a scheduled meeting with Pres. Trump over the border wall is Trump's first humiliation on the global stage and sends a message to other world leaders about future negotiations.

Starting with musical group Tinariwen in West Africa, Playing for Change traveled the world asking musicians to add to the song. A groove in the key of G transformed into a global jam with its roots in the blues.

Berets, badges, Black Lives Matter and social justice: the youth group for activist girls of color

Rachel Maddow reports on concerns about Russia's influence over Donald Trump, and the likelihood that Russia's arrests of FSB members for treason is confirmation of some part of recent U.S. intelligence releases about Russia.

Kellyanne Conway (Kate McKinnon) reveals the real reason she joined Donald Trump's campaign.

On President Obama's last day Stephen's conservative pundit identical twin cousin, Stephen Colbert, stopped by to wish him farewell.