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An estimated 6,700 ethnic Rohingya people were killed during a bloody month-long crackdown in Myanmar following an insurgent attack. (From PBS NewsHour)
As the FCC votes to roll back rules on net neutrality, entrepreneur and Twitter board member Martha Lane Fox says, "We must make sure everybody is able to use the internet in a safe and equitable way." #BriefButSpectacular (From PBS NewsHour)
Get ready for holiday special “Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir,” premiering tomorrow at 9/8c. #MormonTabernacleChoirPBS
In the late 1600s, Colonial Spanish Florida began granting freedom to slaves who said they were willing to convert to Catholicism. (From Secrets of the Dead)
Long before the devastation in California, scientists had built a strong case linking a changing climate to more wildfires. (From PBS NewsHour)
Did you miss the special Christmas Masterclass episode of the Great British Baking Show from PBS Food? Stream it now and celebrate the holidays with Paul and Mary! #PBSBakingShow
Supergirl from Independent Lens | PBS follows Orthodox Jewish powerlifter Naomi Kutin as she breaks records while navigating adolescence. to.pbs.org/2j0Gl30
Discover how parents can take cues from their children’s favorite cartoon tiger. (From Rewire)
Plants lack a central nervous system, yet general anesthetic drugs can still knock them out. (From NOVA l PBS)
The rise of high-deductible employer health plans has created one of the most unpleasant surprises for older employees. (From PBS NewsHour)
Mark your calendar for Little Women from MASTERPIECE | PBS, airing May 13 and 20, 2018! #LittleWomenPBS
The FCC is expected to roll back net neutrality rules, a move that could have significant implications for Americans' access to the internet. (From PBS NewsHour)
Learn some of the ways that interfaith families celebrate. (From Rewire)
Discover the key takeaways from the Alabama Senate election. (From PBS NewsHour)
Did you miss Questlove, Dr. Phil, and Charlayne Hunter-Gault on Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.? Catch up now! #FindingYourRoots
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee passed away early Tuesday morning. (From KQED News)
