NewsWorks Tonight, June 11, 2018
Listen 22:06Anti-gun violence advocates find strength in numbers by rallying at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s famous steps. Voter turnout data shows New Jersey’s congressional primary wasn’t as sleepy as usual, Bergen Record’s Herb Jackson explains. As President Trump nears his meeting with Kim Jong Un, Philadelphia’s Korean community has mixed feelings. The president’s ongoing trade war is creating strange bedfellows on Capitol Hill. A student with perfect attendance asks for help in keeping it that way through culinary school.
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