Tuesday on the NewsHour, former President Trump's company is found guilty of tax fraud. Then, Georgia's runoff election for a U.S. Senate seat comes to an end after a contentious campaign. Plus, deaths from the synthetic opioid fentanyl rise dramatically among young people, prompting schools to stockpile medication to reverse overdose.

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Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud
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News Wrap: Congress honors police who defended Capitol
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Georgia's Senate runoff ends after a contentious campaign
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A newly elected Republican on the GOP's performance
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Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize winner on Russia's atrocities
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Schools stockpile medication to combat rise in overdoses
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Higher education workers' strike disrupts California classes
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A Brief But Spectacular take on climate action
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00:00 - Introduction
02:43 - Trump Investigations
08:16 - News Wrap
14:06 - Georgia Runoff
19:35 - Welcome to Washington
26:21 - Russian Invasion
36:37 - Fighting Fentanyl
44:53 - Campus Strikes
51:00 - Brief But Spectacular

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