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Immigration, abortion, Google's cleanup plan, and Cal Thomas on a big media blind spot
Today's news and a status report on the Senate's immigration-reform bill, plus: a report on House approval of pro-life legislation aimed at protecting unborn babies capable of feeling pain, a discussion on Google's project to eliminate child pornography and sexual abuse from the internet, commentator Cal Thomas on big journalism's big blind spot, and more
Program Segments
A summary of the Wednesday morning news
A Republican-led House committee guides NSA chief Keith Alexander through controversial questions
G-8 leaders at odds over Bashar al-Assad remaining in power over Syria
The House approves an ambitious pro-life bill
Hispanic evangelicals take to Washington to lobby for immigration reform
Today's market report from Warren Cole Smith
Immigration-reform bill proving difficult to reform
Senators seeking to amend immigration reform are seeing their proposals fail, prompting conservative activists to warn history may repeat
Stopping the next Gosnell
The U.S. House approves the "Pain-Capable Unborn Infants Protection Act," barring most abortions after 20 weeks
Scrubbing the web
A conversation with technology reporter Michael Cochrane on Google's project to eliminate child pornography and sexual abuse from the internet
A cure for what "Ailes" the news media
Commentator Cal Thomas on big journalism's big blind spot that Fox News' Roger Ailes has clearly understood.
