Introducing 'Horizons' and 'Compass Points'

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We have exciting news about the future of PBS News. There are two new ways to connect with the week’s biggest headlines every weekend.

Horizons. On Saturdays, William Brangham will dive deep into the biggest stories happening in science, health and technology. Watch the first episode, on the American diet and MAHA’s plan to change it, here.
Compass Points. On Sundays, Nick Schifrin will provide an all-encompassing look on the week in foreign affairs. Watch the first episode, on President Donald Trump’s worldview and a changing global order, here.

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