On tonight's PBS NewsHour: The scandal-scarred bank that helped fuel the rise of President Trump.

41K views · 696 reactions | WATCH LIVE: From the 2009 "cap-and-trade" climate bill to executive orders on greenhouse gas emissions, science correspondent Miles O'Brien looks back at President Obama's record on addressing climate change. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

Around 250 years ago, America’s founders declared that everyone has “unalienable rights.” What those rights are has been debated ever since. Judy Woodruff looked into those questions and more at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. https://to.pbs.org/3Phz24P | PBS NewsHour

On tonight's PBS NewsHour: How are voters feeling about trade, the opioid crisis and other topics? Our Politics Monday team breaks down the latest political news. | PBS NewsHour

Tonight on PBS NewsHour, we explore the deep roots of racial bias, and how it may affect the way some police officers enforce the law. Watch the full report online, starting at 6 p.m. ET, and see an excerpt below. http://bit.ly/IS6s27 | PBS NewsHour

On tonight's PBS NewsHour: We are on the ground at U.S.-Mexico border with a report on the harsh conditions that migrants continue to face once they cross into the States. Amna Nawaz joins Judy Woodruff from the border. | PBS NewsHour