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  1. Wiles out, Stephen Miller in as White House chief of staff 5:23
  2. 'Blue Lights' and 'MobLand' return with new seasons 5:43
  3. The rise of the religious left 9:37
  4. Some of the midterm election results are still sinking in for Republicans 11:31
  5. Cornell faculty votes on no-confidence resolution over sexual assault allegations 3:34
  6. He secretly recorded John Coltrane 60 years ago. Now, the tapes are out 11:07
  7. Young musicians revive traditional sounds in Chile's Valparaíso 4:54
  8. Latino voters swing back toward Democrats in the midterms 6:06
  9. How to clear out brain waste 9:10
  10. The NYPD built the world's best surveillance system out of a secret deal 3:25
  11. Could putting blue catfish on school menus save the Chesapeake Bay? 5:02
  12. What’s behind turbulent week on Wall Street 4:36
  13. What can Democrats accomplish with control of Congress? 7:01
  14. What the midterm elections reveal about American voters 5:53
  15. Is the U.S. economy suffering from 'Dutch disease'? 7:52
  16. Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in prison 2:29
  17. 'Lincoln in the Bardo' comes to life at the Metropolitan Opera 5:26
  18. Sen. Bernie Sanders on wave of progressive midterm wins 6:01
  19. What comes next for healthcare affordability? 10:35
  20. Will the blue wave renew the fight against climate change? 3:44
  21. Alaska Senate race remains undecided amid controversy over namesake candidate 5:27
  22. In new book, cartoonists Roz Chast and Jason Adam Katzenstein reveal 'The Two Saddest Kitchens' 9:20
  23. Trump's foreign allies distance themselves from him after U.S. midterms 5:37
  24. Why a recording studio went analog for a week 7:16
  25. Mississippi voters have until Tuesday to fix ballots in close Senate race 6:16
  26. What exit polls reveal about voters' shift toward Democrats 5:26
  27. Democrats flip Republican seats to win control of Congress 5:38
  28. Trump sidesteps election results in first post-midterm remarks 5:07
  29. Trump focuses on ballroom construction after Democrats' midterm victories 6:05
  30. Democrats take control of Congress in midterm elections 6:09
  31. Kansas elects first Democratic U.S. senator in nearly a century 3:41
  32. Arizona voters call for investigations and impeachments after midterms 5:25
  33. Rep. Jamie Raskin on how Democrats will use their new majority 6:13
  34. Midterm elections send historic firsts to the U.S. Senate 3:17
  35. Democrats sweep statewide races in Texas 6:18
  36. Democrats make sweeping gains in Michigan's midterm elections 4:14
  37. Mississippi Senate race remains too close to call 3:57
  38. Arizona voters react to Democrats' midterm victories 1:36
  39. How Democrats plan to use their new power 5:19
  40. Democratic and Republican strategists on what's next after the midterms 10:42
  41. Republican Sen. Ron Johnson says high prices to blame for his party's drubbing 5:31
  42. Do Democrats have a mandate after their midterm sweep? 6:42
  43. Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat 4:02
  44. What a Democratic Congress means for Wall Street 3:45
  45. Democrats flip House seats redrawn to favor Republicans 5:17
  46. Supreme Court weighs religious freedom and LGBTQ rights in Colorado preschool case 4:24
  47. Why your phone is flooded with political spam texts 3:43
  48. Feeling anxious about Election Day? Here's how to cope 5:46
  49. In 'The Hitch,' a dead corgi possesses a 6-year-old boy 9:38
  50. A mother shares experience with Catholic preschool discrimination as Supreme Court considers major case 6:32