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>> tonight, the white house on defense. after special counsel is appointed to investigate president biden's handling of classified documents. but there are some major differences between this, and what was found the former president's florida home. then, the renewed bipartisan push to hold lawmakers will hire stand when it comes to stock trading. -- and from our hamlin's remarkable recovery. to diversity off the field at nfl. we will one-on-one with the one and only stephen smith. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. ...

and of course, a press conference. that is it for us tonight. now it is time for the last word, lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. >> good evening alex. we now have to special counsel investigating a former president and a current president. the reactions from the two subjects of these investigations are very different though. as the man themselves and the top detention itself are totally different. so too has been the reactions from president biden and former president trump. >> gonna get into it right here. >> today, the president called the special counsel appointed to inv...

On Wednesday, as part of National Nurses Week, Mayor Paul Coogan honored City Nurses Deb Kosior and Leslie Moniz for their work during the pandemic.

Page Content ​In a moving tribute to commemorate International Nurses Day, Health and Social Development MMC, Cllr Eunice Mgcina describes the City’s Covid-19 frontliners as the backbone of municipal efforts to provide quality primary healthcare.   MMC Mgcina commends nurses across the City’s 79 clinics and in other health facilities for being courageous and committed to their work since the global outbreak of Covid-19, which is ravaging the world. “Nurses are the backbone of our efforts to provide primary healthcare for our residents and their importance should be elevated at every ...

The largest protests yet are expected in new york city today, as unions, liberal organizations, and community groups are joining demonstrators. a march to city hall is scheduled for this afternoon. in boston, hundreds of city nurses are expected to join protesters today. demonstrators have built a tent city near the federal reserve bank there. and in los angeles, demonstrators have been going out in front of city hall for at least four days. organizers are also hoping for a big response to calls for a nationwide walkout by college students about 45 minutes from now. matthew bishop is u.s. busi...