NewsWorks Tonight February 12, 2018
Yet another accused Liberian war criminal in Delaware County faces trial. More controversy around PA's new congressional map. And a school distributes fish.
Listen 22:50Yet another accused Liberian war criminal in Delaware County faces trial. More controversy around PA’s new congressional map. Puerto Rican evacuees consider their next move after FEMA aid runs out. And a school distributes fish. And Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts.
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