Thursday on the NewsHour, we explore how Facebook hired a consulting firm to spread negative stories about its critics. Plus: President Trump’s plan to bail out dairy farmers, the unique role of football quarterbacks, moving chess fans beyond Bobby Fischer, pilgrim economics, a history of American Judaism, a brief but spectacular take on making music for yourself and a chef’s moment of epiphany.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
News Wrap: Volunteers feed Californians displaced by fire
After latest scandal, does Facebook need to be regulated?
How Trump’s trade wars are affecting American farmers
Why quarterbacks are the most scrutinized athletes in sports
Fabio Caruana helps usher in a new era for American chess
On Thanksgiving, a look back at colonial capitalism
Why the rise of American Judaism is a story worth telling
Maroon 5’s PJ Morton on making music ‘selfishly’
The moment Samin Nosrat realized cooking’s 4 vital elements
