Date : 02/12/2019
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Lawmakers reach a tentative deal on border security that would prevent another government shutdown following the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and one of his potential 2020 challengers, Beto O’Rourke, hold dueling rallies in El Paso, Texas.
Date : 02/12/2019
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Seattle Seahawks linebacker Shaquem Griffin, the first one-handed player in the NFL, discovers he shares something in common with a young fan named Joseph. Like his football hero Griffin, Joseph is also missing his left hand, as well as part of his arm. This video is part of an NBC News series "Inspiring America."
Date : 1967
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On "Meet the Press," Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. talks about his opposition to the war in Vietnam, explains why he will not support a candidate for President, and notes that despite the riots that are roiling American cities, he refuses to allow himself "to fall into the dark chambers of pessimism."
Date : 04/04/2018
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People gather at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fifty years after his death. Dr. King was the father of the Civil Rights movement, leading a national cry for change and equality with a message that lives on and inspires the next generation.
Date : 01/04/2019
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Following the 2018 midterm elections, the House of Representatives is more diverse than it has ever been. There are more than 100 women serving in Congress, including the first two Native American women, the first Somali American woman and the first Palestinian American woman.
Date : 01/28/2019
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An important part of growing up is finding good friends. In fact, having at least one good friend can actually improve your health. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, explains what a healthy friendship looks like and how to avoid a relationship that isn't good for you.
Date : 01/28/2019
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Sleep is as essential to your well-being as food and air. If you aren't getting enough sleep, horrible things can happen to your brain and body. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, explains why you need sleep, what happens in your brain when you are sleeping and what will happen if you go without sleep.
Date : 01/28/2019
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Chances are, you are eating too much salt and sugar. Americans tend to eat much more than is recommended. Just how much more may shock you. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, looks at how much salt and sugar you can eat safely, and what happens to your body when you eat too much of it.
Date : 01/28/2019
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Eating a healthy diet is possibly the single most important thing you can do for your health. Do you know what and how much to eat? NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, takes a look at which foods are essential to a growing body and what happens to the food once you eat it.
Date : 06/06/1944
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On June 6, 1944, Allied forces begin the D-Day invasion of Normandy to liberate Europe from the Nazis. Fighter pilot Archie Maltbie provides cover for Allied troops in his Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, a tough American plane known for its innovative turbo supercharger. "Chronicles of Courage: Stories of Wartime and Innovation" is a co-production of Vulcan Productions and NBC Learn.
Date : 03/31/2017
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Upon entering Jurassic Park™ at Universal Orlando Resort™, guests are taken out of their daily environment and into a Costa Rican jungle. Thanks to the work of architects and landscape artists, the prehistoric theme is brought to life with detailed Jurassic Period plant species, including the ginkgo biloba tree. "Science of Universal Orlando Resort™" is produced by NBC Learn in partnership with Universal Orlando Youth Programs.
Date : 09/24/2015
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The massive wave of a tsunami can start thousands of miles offshore, but travel quickly across the ocean and devastate coastal communities. Anne Trehu and Dan Cox of Oregon State University are studying how tsunamis form and behave in order to prepare people for their potential devastation. "When Nature Strikes" is produced by NBC Learn in partnership with the National Science Foundation and The Weather Channel. For a classroom activity related to this video, please click the Links section below.
Date : 01/14/2016
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Today's microchips and computers are much smaller than computers of the past, and yet significantly more powerful. Their increased processing power and decreased size is possible thanks to nanotechnology. "Nanotechnology: Super Small Science" is produced by NBC Learn in partnership with the National Science Foundation.
Date : 02/04/2013
Clip Length : 00:05:54
At Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, computer scientist Sebastian Thrun and his team of software engineers are creating a fleet of self-driving cars. His innovative approach to artificial intelligence is what makes these cars such a success. “Science of Innovation” is produced in partnership with the National Science Foundation and the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Date : 06/05/2015
Clip Length : 00:05:04
Dr. Carlos Aizenman, a neuroscientist at Brown University, is studying the brains of tadpoles between two days and three weeks old to understand how neural circuits develop and absorb information from the surrounding environment. "Mysteries of the Brain" is produced by NBC Learn in partnership with the National Science Foundation.
Date : 05/22/2013
Clip Length : 00:05:47
In order to measure the speed of a putting green, golf course superintendents use a device called the Stimpmeter. Adopted by the USGA in 1978, the Stimpmeter calculates green speed by relying on the principals of kinematics: position, velocity and acceleration. "Science of Golf" is produced in partnership with the United States Golf Association and Chevron.
