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• A National Lockdown Could Be The Economy's Best Hope, Says Minneapolis Fed President

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  Published on 10th Aug 2020
• 3 Months Of Hell: U.S. Economy Drops 32.9%, In Worst GDP Report Ever

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  Published on 30th Jul 2020
• A number of people arrested at Portland protests say the terms of their release prevent them from attending protests going forward — a stipulation First Amendment experts have called cause for concern.

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  Published on 30th Jul 2020
• Minneapolis Police Reportedly Identify Viral 'Umbrella Man' As White Supremacist

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  Published on 29th Jul 2020
• Bloomberg Vowed To Spend Whatever It Takes To Beat Trump. Dems Are Still Waiting

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  Published on 29th Jul 2020
• NPR Let The US Attorney General Tell A Falsehood On The Air

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  Published on 16th Jul 2020
• U.S. Killing Of Iran's Gen. Soleimani 'Was Unlawful,' U.N. Expert Says

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  Published on 8th Jul 2020
• Militarization Of Police Means U.S. Protesters Face Weapons Designed For War

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  Published on 5th Jul 2020
• Widespread Use Of Face Masks Could Save Tens Of Thousands Of Lives, Models Project

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  Published on 5th Jul 2020
• Oklahoma Votes For Medicaid Expansion Over Objections Of Republican State Leaders

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  Published on 2nd Jul 2020
• When Essential Workers Earn Less Than The Jobless: 'We Put The Country On Our Back'

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  Published on 1st Jul 2020
• Trump Seems To Have 'Surrendered' On The Pandemic, Biden Says

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  Published on 1st Jul 2020
• Florida Scientist Says She Was Fired For Not Manipulating COVID-19 Data

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  Published on 30th Jun 2020
• Fauci, Redfield To Testify On Trump Administration's COVID-19 Response

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  Published on 23rd Jun 2020
• Trump Wants To Move On, But The Coronavirus Is Surging In Parts Of Red America

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  Published on 22nd Jun 2020
• Trump Crowd Size Underwhelms, Campaign Blames Protesters

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  Published on 21st Jun 2020
• Protests Are Bringing Down Confederate Monuments Around The South

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  Published on 9th Jun 2020
• U.S. Response To The Protests May Affect Country's Image As A Democracy Promoter

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  Published on 4th Jun 2020
• Harvard Researchers Find 'Inequality On Top Of Inequality' In COVID-19 Deaths

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  Published on 26th May 2020
• Anthony Fauci: 'Now Is The Time ... To Care Selflessly About One Another'

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  Published on 24th May 2020
• Trump Administration Confirms U.S. Is Leaving Open Skies Surveillance Treaty

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  Published on 22nd May 2020
• Researchers: Nearly Half Of Accounts Tweeting About Coronavirus Are Likely Bots

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  Published on 21st May 2020
• Tom Cotton Eats Birthday Cake Almost Every Day : It's All Politics : NPR

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  Published on 14th May 2020
• Trump Says More Testing Makes U.S. 'Look Bad,' But Its Availability Remains A Concern

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  Published on 11th May 2020
• Rick Bright, Former Top Vaccine Scientist, Files Whistleblower Complaint

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  Published on 6th May 2020
• Trump Received Intelligence Briefings On Coronavirus Twice In January

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  Published on 3rd May 2020
• COVID-19 has now claimed more American lives than the Invasion of Vietnam

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  Published on 29th Apr 2020
• Leaving Off Mask At Mayo Clinic, Pence Said He Wanted To Look Workers 'In The Eye'

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  Published on 29th Apr 2020
• The Navy Has Decided To Restore Capt. Brett Crozier

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  Published on 29th Apr 2020
• Trump Didn't See It Coming: Coronavirus Deaths Increased Tenfold This Month

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  Published on 23rd Apr 2020
• Supreme Court Decides Unanimous Verdicts Are Required To Convict For Serious Crimes

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  Published on 23rd Apr 2020
• Europe's Economy Was Hit Hard Too, But Jobs Didn't Disappear Like In The U.S.

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  Published on 23rd Apr 2020
• Opposition To Trump Likely To Motivate Young Voters, Poll Shows

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  Published on 23rd Apr 2020
• A Month After Emergency Declaration, Trump's Promises Largely Unfulfilled

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  Published on 13th Apr 2020
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Calls For National Voting Overhaul

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  Published on 8th Apr 2020
• Hospitals Reject Trump's Claim They Are 'Really Thrilled' With Supplies

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  Published on 5th Apr 2020
• Trump Turns To Online Campaigning Amid Coronavirus Pandemic : NPR

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  Published on 3rd Apr 2020
• 6.6 Million File For Unemployment, Another Dismal Record

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  Published on 2nd Apr 2020
• The U.S. Was Already Deep In Debt. This Year's Deficit Will Be 'Mind-Boggling'

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  Published on 31st Mar 2020
• Burr Recording Sparks Questions About Private Comments On COVID-19

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  Published on 19th Mar 2020
• Poll: Americans Don't Trust What They're Hearing From Trump On Coronavirus

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  Published on 17th Mar 2020
• Dow Drops 1,600 Points, Stocks In Meltdown Over Trump's Coronavirus Plan

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  Published on 12th Mar 2020
• Wells Fargo Officials Resign Days Before They Were Set To Testify Before Congress

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  Published on 9th Mar 2020
• Progressives Rally Around Bernie Sanders

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  Published on 8th Mar 2020
• Super Tuesday Could Show Just How Blue Texas Is Turning

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  Published on 2nd Mar 2020
• Food Fight: How 2 Trump Proposals Could Bite Into School Lunch

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  Published on 20th Feb 2020
• 1,100 Former DOJ Employees Call On Barr To Resign After Intervening In Stone Case

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  Published on 17th Feb 2020
• D.C. Makes It A Crime To Wear Masks. So Why Was A Group Of White Nationalists Able To?

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  Published on 13th Feb 2020
• New England Used To Have Several Republicans In Congress. Now There's Only One

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  Published on 12th Feb 2020
• Whither The Deficit Hawk: Changing Attitudes On Budget Red Ink Among The GOP

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  Published on 12th Feb 2020
• Small Victories: Kids' Lemonade Stands Could Soon Be Deregulated In Maryland

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  Published on 2nd Feb 2020
• McConnell now likely has votes to block witnesses; trial could end soon.

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  Published on 31st Jan 2020
• Why Many Progressives Say They've Come Back To Bernie Sanders

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  Published on 31st Jan 2020
• Trump Administration Cuts Back Federal Protections For Streams And Wetlands

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  Published on 24th Jan 2020
• Seattle-Area Voters To Vote By Smartphone In 1st For U.S. Elections

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  Published on 22nd Jan 2020
• Teachers Union Lawsuit Claims DeVos 'Capriciously' Repealed Borrower Protections

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  Published on 22nd Jan 2020
• NPR Poll: Majority Of Americans Believe Trump Encourages Election Interference

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  Published on 21st Jan 2020
• Raising the Minimum Wage by $1 May Prevent Thousands of Suicides, Study Shows

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  Published on 20th Jan 2020
• At $11 Billion And Counting, Trump's Border Wall Would Be The World's Most Expensive

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  Published on 19th Jan 2020
• U.S. Says 11 Service Members Were Injured When Iran Attacked Iraqi Base

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  Published on 19th Jan 2020
• Raising The Minimum Wage By $1 May Prevent Thousands Of Suicides, Study Shows

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  Published on 9th Jan 2020
• Much Of The World Doesn't Trust President Trump, Pew Survey Finds

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  Published on 8th Jan 2020
• Deceased GOP Strategist's Daughter Makes Files Public That Republicans Wanted Sealed

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  Published on 6th Jan 2020
• California Will Enforce The Energy-Efficient Lightbulb Rule Trump Wants To Reverse

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  Published on 2nd Jan 2020
• Farmers Got Billions From Taxpayers In 2019, And Hardly Anyone Objected

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  Published on 1st Jan 2020
• America's Growing Cop Shortage

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  Published on 18th Dec 2019
• Quilters across the U.S. answer call to help sew up unfinished project. The project was started by Rita Smith, a 99-year-old woman who died earlier this year.

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  Published on 12th Dec 2019
• Betsy DeVos Overruled Education Dept. Findings On Defrauded Student Borrowers

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  Published on 11th Dec 2019
• Alaska Cod Fishery Closes And Industry Braces For Ripple Effect

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  Published on 8th Dec 2019
• Soupy Study: Minestrone Could Be A Secret Weapon Against Malaria

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  Published on 8th Dec 2019
• HIV Prevention Drugs Are Available For Free

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• President Clinton Was Impeached 21 Years Ago. Some Parallels Run Deep

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• Taiwan Gets Tough On Disinformation Suspected From China Ahead Of Elections

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• Samoa Arrests Anti-Vaccination Activist As Measles Death Toll Rises

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• 'A New Start' — In Recovery And Learning To Make Musical Instruments In Appalachia

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• France Suffers Travel Woes As General Strike Enters Second Day

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• As a 23-year-old woman in India was heading to testify against a man who allegedly raped her, a group of men that she says included her rapist attacked her and set her on fire. It's yet another horrifying incident in a country grappling with high levels of sexual violence against women.

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  Published on 6th Dec 2019
• Trauma Surgeon Battles Bullets In The Operating Room And The Community

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  Published on 5th Dec 2019
• Former President Jimmy Carter Discharged From Hospital

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  Published on 5th Dec 2019
• How Would A Wealth Tax Work?

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  Published on 5th Dec 2019
• Despite Job Boom, More Men Are Giving Up On Work

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  Published on 5th Dec 2019
• For HIV-Positive Babies, New Evidence Favors Starting Drug Treatment Just After Birth

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  Published on 4th Dec 2019
• On The Oregon Coast, Turning Pollution Into Art With A Purpose

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  Published on 4th Dec 2019
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning From Portable Generators Proves Predictable, And Deadly

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  Published on 4th Dec 2019
• At Harvard, Grad Students Form A Picket Line Over Wages, Health Care And Protections

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  Published on 4th Dec 2019
• Researchers Find A Remarkable Ripple Effect When You Give Cash To Poor Families

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  Published on 3rd Dec 2019
• Jimmy Carter Hospitalized For Urinary Tract Infection

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  Published on 3rd Dec 2019
• Raiders Of The Lost Crops: Scientists Race Against Time To Save Genetic Diversity

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  Published on 3rd Dec 2019
• Researchers Find A Remarkable Ripple Effect When You Give Cash To Poor Families

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  Published on 2nd Dec 2019
• 'A Tribute To Mose Allison' Celebrates The Music Of An Exciting Jazz Master

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  Published on 1st Dec 2019
• 9 Killed, 3 Injured In South Dakota Plane Crash, Officials Say

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  Published on 1st Dec 2019
• At Least 11 People Shot In New Orleans' French Quarter

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  Published on 1st Dec 2019
• Public Libraries Scrap Late Fines To Alleviate Inequity - "The changes were enacted after a city study revealed that nearly half of the library's patrons whose accounts were blocked as a result of late fees lived in two of the city's poorest neighborhoods."

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• London Knife Attacker Identified; Public Lauds Narwhal Tusk Takedown

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• UAW Reaches Tentative Labor Agreement with Fiat Chrysler

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• 'We Wanted Our Patrons Back' — Public Libraries Scrap Late Fines To Alleviate Inequity

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• Doorbusters Busted: Shoppers Rethink Black Friday

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• Forgiving Student Debt Would Boost Economy, Economists Say

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• The White House Says Nursing Home Regulations Are Too Tough

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  Published on 30th Nov 2019
• Don't Toss That E-Cig: Vaping Waste Is A Whole New Headache For Schools and Cities

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  Published on 29th Nov 2019
• A Mother And Daughter On Homelessness, Humility And A $6-A-Week Grocery Budget

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  Published on 29th Nov 2019