We closed Monday's NewsHour by remembering the 13 American service members who were killed last week during the terror attack in Kabul, Afghanistan — losing their lives during the effort to help U.S. and Afghan allies flee in the wake of the Taliban takeover. @judywoodruffpbs has this remembrance. | PBS NewsHour

19K views · 95 reactions | WATCH: "One major reason I have been able to speak up is because I was surrounded by great mentors and I did have a great cadre of colleagues around me," journalist Lara Setrakian, who has accused political journalist Mark Halperin of sexual harassment, tells Judy Woodruff. Her advice? "Find someone you can trust, and confide in them." | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

39K views · 439 reactions | Adrian McGonigal has worked all his life. But now, at the age of 40, he's entirely dependent on people like his mom to get by. And he blames the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. McGonigal is one of the 12,000 people in Arkansas who lost Medicaid coverage for not complying with new work requirments established by the Trump administration. PBS NewsHour special correspondent Catherine Rampell has his story. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook