Tuesday on the NewsHour, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses Saudi Arabia of a savage and premeditated murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Plus: the migrant caravan of Central Americans continues to make its way toward the United States, why Americans are so divided, our series Rethinking College describes a Colorado program offering college credit to veterans for their military experience and much more.
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Erdogan demands answers on Khashoggi’s ‘gruesome murder’
News Wrap: Stocks seesaw; Hurricane Willa threatens Mexico
Khashoggi’s death a ‘major crisis’ for U.S.-Saudi relations
Caravan members flee poverty, corruption at home
Fact checkers say president’s rate of dishonesty is rising
Sen. Sasse on ‘anti-tribes,’ American tolerance for lies
Voters worry about health care as Trump relaxes ACA rules
Where military experience counts for college credit
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