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Mass protests against police brutality continue in Nigeria after security forces shot and killed 12 peaceful protesters in Lagos; We look at the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which has already killed over 700 people.

Zephyr Teachout on the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against Google and how Senate Democrats can block Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation; Mexico's ex-defense secretary is arrested for working with a major drug cartel while heading the military.

We go to La Paz, where Bolivia's socialist MAS party has won the presidency a year after former President Evo Morales was ousted in a right-wing coup; Jelani Cobb on "Whose Vote Counts," his new Frontline documentary about voter suppression.

Just two weeks ahead of November 3, we continue our conversation with New Yorker contributor Jelani Cobb, about his new PBS Frontline documentary “Whose Vote Counts,” election-related violence and Biden’s “moral imperative” to safeguard civil rights.

As the presidential campaign enters its final two weeks, we speak with The Intercept's Jeremy Scahill about "American Mythology," his new seven-part audio documentary on the Trump years.

Senate Republicans are rushing ahead with confirming Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett; We speak with Kristen Clarke, who testified in the Senate, and hear from a mother, who once had an abortion, on why she opposes Barrett's confirmation.

As coronavirus cases spike across the U.S., the Trump administration has reportedly adopted a policy of deliberately letting the virus infect much of the U.S. population. We host a debate on herd immunity and how best to confront the virus.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett refuses to answer questions about the Affordable Care Act, Roe v. Wade, voting rights and more as Republicans rush her confirmation; Dahlia Lithwick on the Supreme Court nomination fight; Samuel Moyn on urgent Supreme Court reform.

People with preexisting conditions protest the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, who could threaten the ACA; Dark money fuels Barrett's rise and Republican court packing; Barrett's role in Bush v. Gore; Voters face challenges casting early ballots.

As Trump's COVID-19 infection threatens White House residence staff, we speak to a domestic worker advocate and a man whose father was a butler to eight presidents; On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we look at Indigenous-led protests against the border wall.

Men tied to armed right-wing militias are arrested for plotting to overthrow the Michigan state government and kidnap Governo Gretchen Whitmer; The World Food Programme wins the Nobel Peace Prize; A look at the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris spar in the only vice-presidential debate of the campaign season. We air highlights and speak to global health expert Dr. Craig Spencer and anti-poverty campaigner Rev. William Barber.

Trump's niece Mary Trump on his erratic behavior, COVID infection and how his father viewed illness as a weakness; Two survivors of the 1979 Greensboro massacre by the KKK and Nazis welcome a long-overdue apology and recognition of police complicity.

Trump leaves hospital while still infectious and minimizes the risk of COVID-19 as the U.S. death toll tops 210,000; Kristin Urquiza, whose Trump-backing father died from COVID, speaks out; Meet the college senior running a "White House COVID tracker."

White House correspondent Jeff Mason says journalists are pushing for transparency on Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis; Dr. Ashish Jha on the outbreak at the White House; Ben Crump says Breonna Taylor's family wants a new special prosecutor and investigation.