The Wall Street Journal This Weekend Jun. 07, 2014
--06-07-2014-- Republicans grapple with the Rand Paul conundrum, work creates less stress than home Penn State researchers find, and actor Eric Stonestreet helping dog owners take a stand against pests.
36m Jun 07, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning Jun. 06, 2014
--06-06-2014-- - Idaho neighbors stand by Bowe Bergdahl's father, GM fires 15 employees over recall failures and last of surviving D-Day veterans battle time to bear witness.
36m Jun 06, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning June 05, 2014
06-05-2014 -- Did President Obama make the right call in freeing Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, a new battle dealing with fracking is popping up around the country and why Miami Heat President Pat Riley wants his team to win another championship.
35m Jun 05, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning June 04, 2014
06-04-2014 -- Taliban release propaganda video of Bergdahl, some states face pricey healthcare exchange fixes and why you only have two weeks to protect your computer.
35m Jun 04, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning June 03, 2014
06-03-2014 -- Backlash grows over Taliban prisoner swap, EPA proposes new rules to cut carbon emissions and grasshoppers advance on Albuquerque.
35m Jun 03, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning June 02, 2014
06-02-2014 -- Why some in D.C. are not happy about the release of Bowe Bergdahl, whats next after the resignation of Secretary Shinseki and the real reason for Google is making driverless cars.
34m Jun 02, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Weekend May 31, 2014
05-31-2014 -- Will the World Cup be a boost for Brazil, traveing in a driverless car and food additives that might make you sick.
35m May 31, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 30, 2014
05-30-2014 -- VA Secretary Eric Shenseki under fire from both sides of the isle, China's hacking population larger than once thought and how to run naked and love it.
35m May 30, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 29, 2014
05-29-2014 -- Problems at VA hospitals more widespread then previously thought, President Obama defends U.S. foreign policy and the most misspelled names in sports.
35m May 29, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 28, 2014
05-28-2014 -- Obama outlines plan for Afghan exit, the First Lady is in a battle with Congress over school nutrition program and more pet brands require owners to "cook" pet food.
35m May 28, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May. 27, 2014
--05-27-2014-- VA's budget, and rolls, have boomed, housing recovery's missing link: first-time buyers, and your boss doesn't care about your Facebook, Twitter profiles.
35m May 27, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 26, 2014
05-26-2014 -- Memorial Day -- Incumbents thrive despite voter discontent, new treatment for lung disease without surgery and the rise of "microjobs."
35m May 26, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Weekend May 24, 2014
05-24-2014 -- Why do mortgage and home-equity loans linger, how to tell if someone is lying to you in an email and we check in with the Real Warriors campaign.
32m May 24, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 23, 2014
05-23-2014 -- U.S. Military pushed for transparency on drone strikes, NSA bulk data collection one step closer to ending and a preview of summer gas prices.
36m May 23, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 22, 2014
05-22-2014 -- How we should fix the VA, Russia still standing strong at the Ukraine border and a weekend travel report.
36m May 22, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 21, 2014
05-21-2014 -- GOP establishment takes primary races, Detroit gets some new investors and finding the right office chair.
36m May 21, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 20, 2014
05-20-2014 -- Justice Department charges five in Chinese Army of hacking, how AT&T deal with Direct TV could benefit consumers and the rapping European politicians.
36m May 20, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May. 19, 2014
--05-19-2014--AT&T to buy DirecTV in $49 billion deal, creating pay-TV giant, South Korea leader disbands Coast Guard over ferry sinking, and a mother upset that McDonald's is playing Color Me Badd in the children's play area.
35m May 19, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Weekend May 17, 2014
05-17-2014 -- The foreclosure crisis may finally be in our rear view mirror, living with schizophrenia and kicking your grilling up a notch.
32m May 18, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 16, 2014
05-16-2014 -- Southern California wildfires cause hundreds of thousands to evacuate, VA head faced the senate over wait times and can the "Frozen" soundtrack be dethroned.
36m May 16, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 15, 2014
05-15-2014 -- Homes burn near San Diego as officials call for evacuations, death toll rises in Turkey while many more are trapped after a mine explosion and the 9/11 museum finally opens.
36m May 15, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning Mat 14, 2014
05-14-2014 -- A mine explosion in Turkey kills and traps hundreds, missteps and confusion surround South Korean ferry that sank and how you were tricked into buying that Rolex.
35m May 14, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 13, 2014
05-13-2014 -- Video claims to show kidnapped Nigerian girls, Ukraine separatists ask to join Russia and the cheapest days to travel.
36m May 13, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 12, 2014
05-12-2014 -- Pro-Russian separatist declare victory in Ukraine vote, pressure mounts on Nigerian President and what is huge in China but not here.
35m May 12, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 10, 2014
05-10-2014 -- Medications are seen to cut violence among the mentally ill, New York Public Library scraps redesign plans and The hot concerts of the summer.
34m May 10, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 09, 2014
05-09-2014 -- House votes to create special investigation panel on Benghazi, Pro-Russian separatists refuse to delay vote and what is tele-medicine.
36m May 09, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 08, 2014
05-08-2014 -- The House votes to hold former IRS official Lois Lerner in contempt. premiums are being paid by a high number of enrollees and the best airlines for spending frequent-flier points.
36m May 08, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 07, 2014
05-07-2014 -- A new push on climate change starts at the White House, a web-tax could soon hit your online shopping cart and why paying more for a home may be worth it.
36m May 07, 2014
36m
The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 06, 2014
05-06-2014 -- President Obama gets mixed message on foreign affairs, American Legion calls for a shake up at the VA and Wes Welker makes it rain at the derby.
35m May 06, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May 05, 2014
05-05-2014 -- Ukraine deals with a bloody weekend, House Republicans vote to investigate Benghazi and why we love our food spicy.
36m May 05, 2014
36m
The Wall Street Journal This Weekend May 03, 2014
05-03-2014 -- We take a look at problems with Maryland's health-exchange, do you care to much about your job and How to speed up Baseball.
35m May 03, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May. 02, 2014
--05-02-2014--Preview of the U.S. Department of Labor jobs report, why the Keystone pipeline delay is bad business, and a preview of the Kentucky Derby.
36m May 02, 2014
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The Wall Street Journal This Morning May. 01, 2014
--05-01-2014--Senate Republicans block bill to raise minimum wage, shifting demographics tilt Presidential races in American suburbs, and Oprah among many Clippers suitors better than Shelly Sterling.
35m May 01, 2014
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