Tuesday on the NewsHour, primaries in Florida and New York set up the fight for control of Congress in the midterms. Then, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency discusses a possible return to the Iran deal and the risks of a Russian-controlled power plant in Ukraine. Plus, with suicides accounting for more than half of all U.S. firearm deaths, calls grow for more prevention measures.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
News Wrap: Michigan jury convicts 2 men for kidnapping plot
Texas declares state of emergency amid severe flooding
Key primaries set up midterm fight for control of Congress
IAEA chief discusses an Iran nuclear deal and war in Ukraine
Parental rights, censorship debate enters school board races
A movement to address mental health and firearms
Whistleblower alleges deficiencies in Twitter cyber security
Descendants promote Wampanoag history on Martha’s Vineyard
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00:00 – Introduction
02:36 – News Wrap
08:29 – Vote 2022
14:29 – Nuclear Matters
23:30 – Book Battle
30:08 – Guns in America
40:08 – Twitter’s Troubles
46:39 – Wampanoag Culture
