29K views · 151 reactions | Marcia Biggs reports from a ship carrying aid for the World Food Programme as it waits for a spot at the port of Aden. Watch tonight’s PBS NewsHour Weekend for more from Yemen, which faces a humanitarian crisis amid civil war. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg says "small patterns" can have a big impact on our lives. "If you go and you run just 10 minutes today, you are 10 minutes healthier than if you had not run," he told PBS News' Amna Nawaz. "Not only that, but if you run 10 minutes today, next week it's gonna be a lot easier to run 15 minutes." "It's important to give ourselves the grace to find the small patterns in our life because those small patterns compound," he added. Duhigg, author of "The

14K views · 389 reactions | This week marks one year since Donald Trump re-entered the White House. Lisa Desjardins looks at Trump's expansion of presidential power and how it’s testing Congress, and the system of checks and balances rooted in the Constitution. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

Minnijean Brown-Trickey is one of the original members of the Little Rock Nine, the teenagers who integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, after the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education ruling. Now in her 80s, she visits schools and community centers to deliver living history lessons. "What makes me interested in interacting with young people is because I know who I was, and I value that in young people," Brown-Trickey told us for #BriefButSpectacular. "I just want them to know that