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How would The Donald do in the fly-over states and the comb-over states? Jimmy Fallon weighs the good and bad of Donald Trump making a run for the highest office in the U.S.

In Joshua Oppenheimer's riveting indie film about the massacre of a million supposed Communists in Indonesia, the families of the victims get a chance to interrogate the killers.

Scenes from the biggest demos yet for a living wage for those who keep this country well, clean, and eating (if not eating well). These workers are near-saints, and they are marching on.

Cleveland Judge Ronald Adrine finds probable cause to charge Police Officer Timothy Loehmann, who shot Tamir Rice, with murder, involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, negligent homicide, and dereliction of duty.

A girl with a wooden recorder and a man playing a bass frame the call and response themes of Beethoven's choral symphony, eliciting the joy from bystanders for which the piece is named.

The California secretary of state talks about California's progress toward universal, automatic voter registration, an idea advanced on a national level in a speech today by Hillary Clinton.

Two basketball announcers offer candid observations about the game that they're covering.

Jefferson Davis was the president of the Confederate States of America. How do you proclaim your love for America and then yearn for the days when you weren't part of it?

Eighteen-year-old Evan Young was supposed to be the 2015 class valedictorian. But his principal prevented him from giving his graduation speech after learning he would announce he is gay.

Amy Schumer, Bill Cosby's defense attorney, presents irrefutable evidence of her client's innocence.