From PBS NewsHour.

Sunday on PBS News Weekend, tens of thousands of mourners attend a memorial service for conservative leader Charlie Kirk, whose assassination earlier this month stunned the nation. Why the planet is drying out at much faster rates than before, according to a new study. Plus, how a new food dye ban is changing what’s on West Virginians’ dinner plates.

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Tens of thousands attend memorial service for Charlie Kirk

News Wrap: Four Western nations recognize Palestinian state

Why the planet is rapidly drying out, according to new study

West Virginians navigate state’s new artificial food dye ban 

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00:00 – Intro
01:52 – Remembering Kirk
07:48 – News Wrap
10:44 – Drying Planet
16:36 – Banning Food Dyes
25:33 – Goodnight