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A series examining notable figures and events of the American Revolution. (New).

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A series examining notable figures and events of the American Revolution. (Repeat).

Following the closing bell, economist Larry Kudlow covers financial and business news of the day and drills down on economic issues impacting everyday Americans. (Repeat).

The major news and themes driving the business day are discussed with a roundtable of rotating industry leaders and economic experts. (New).

Market coverage, featuring interviews and commentary from Wall Street experts. (New).

Breaking news, market updates and insights from business leaders. (New).

Hosted by Taylor Riggs, Brian Brenberg and Jackie DeAngelis. (New).

Potential investment opportunities are discussed. Also: business and market experts debate the day's headlines. (New).

Liz Claman counts down to the close of the markets. (New).

Following the closing bell, economist Larry Kudlow covers financial and business news of the day and drills down on economic issues impacting everyday Americans. (New).

A post-market program that breaks down the news of the day. (New).

The Bottom Line is a business discussion programme broadcast in the UK on BBC Radio 4 and the BBC News Channel, and internationally on the BBC World Service and BBC World News. It is co-production between BBC News and The Open University. (New).

Following the closing bell, economist Larry Kudlow covers financial and business news of the day and drills down on economic issues impacting everyday Americans. (Repeat).

In the spring of 1863, the Civil War entered its third bloody year. For the North, the clearest path to victory runs through the last Confederate holdout: Vicksburg. But taking this well-fortified city amid unforgiving terrain may take a miracle. (Repeat).

America's push west forces conflicts with native tribes, as Indians are forced to adapt or be eliminated. Driven by ego, Gen. George Custer launches a doomed assault against a large band of Indian warriors, now enshrined as "Custer's Last Stand." (Repeat).

More than a year before the Declaration of Independence, America was born at Bunker Hill. The first major battle of the Revolution will also be its bloodiest. The Battle was named for a location it didn't happen and began a war that never should have been won. (Repeat).

General George Washington rallies his ragtag Continental Army for the biggest battle of the Revolution while British warships fill New York harbor. With his men backed into a corner on Brooklyn Heights, it will take a miracle not to win, but to survive. (Repeat).

Patriot and French forces make a daring attempt to defeat the world's most powerful army and finally turn the course of the American Revolution at Yorktown. (Repeat).

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In 1836, American settlers in Mexican Texas take over a former mission in defiance of the government, and for weeks endure a siege by Mexican forces; a nighttime assault earns these vastly outnumbered rebels a spot in American lore. (Repeat).

The Brutal fight for the soul of America begins at The Battle of Bull Run, the first major battle of the Civil War. But as the Virginia hills run red with blood, hopes of a swift end to the war, and the illusions of a young nation, come to an end. (Repeat).

A series examining notable figures and events of the American Revolution begins with profiles of Sam Adams and Paul Revere and a look at the origins of the Sons of Liberty. (Repeat).

Lawyer John Adams represents the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre in 1770; colonists protest the Tea Act of 1773; the American Revolution begins in April 1775 at the Battles of Lexington and Concord. (Repeat).

A profile of Benjamin Franklin includes his frequent trips to Europe; influence in the Second Continental Congress; and role in the American Revolution. (Repeat).

George Washington's exploits as commander of the Continental Army, including his first victory in Boston and subsequent defeat in New York, are examined. (Repeat).

Thomas Jefferson becomes the primary author of the Declaration of Independence, which is used as a rallying cry by George Washington for his troops during a desperate 1776 campaign to keep New York from falling into British hands. (Repeat).

Benedict Arnold goes from a respected Continental Army general to America's most notorious traitor thanks to his plot to surrender West Point to the British and switch sides. (Repeat).

A profile of Francis Marion, a South Carolina militia officer known for his guerrilla tactics that frustrated and tormented the occupying British army. (Repeat).

America is a sovereign nation after the Revolution but is beset by squabbling factions and financial debt. George Washington comes out of retirement and is elected president, and works to guarantee the rights for which he and his comrades fought so hard. (Repeat).

Chronicling the dawn of the 19th century under two-term President Thomas Jefferson and the duel between his vice president, Aaron Burr, and one of his chief rivals, Alexander Hamilton, in 1804. (Repeat).

African-American men and women play a crucial role in winning America's fight for independence. (Repeat).

A recollection of notable figures and events of the American Revolution and the fight for independence from Britain. (Repeat).

Thomas Jefferson becomes the primary author of the Declaration of Independence, which is used as a rallying cry by George Washington for his troops during a desperate 1776 campaign to keep New York from falling into British hands. (Repeat).

Benedict Arnold goes from a respected Continental Army general to America's most notorious traitor thanks to his plot to surrender West Point to the British and switch sides. (Repeat).

A profile of Francis Marion, a South Carolina militia officer known for his guerrilla tactics that frustrated and tormented the occupying British army. (Repeat).