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Pandemic 2020
- House set to repeal of 2002 Iraq war authorization
- Sweeping Voting Rights Reform Looks Unlikely To Pass At The Federal Level
- This COVID-19 variant is ‘rapidly increasing’ in the U.S.
- Major banks, airlines hit in new global online outage
- Jobless Claims Trend Toward Labor Market Normal
- New car shopping? Chip shortage and limited supply could mean traveling to a dealership out of state
- Study Reveals Over 40% of Teachers Want Civics Education to Focus on Critical Race Theory
- For immigrants with protected status in Texas, US Supreme Court ruling about green card ineligibility sent a "shockwave"
- Joe Biden set for Geneva showdown with Vladimir Putin after European tour of allies
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House set to repeal of 2002 Iraq war authorization
The White House supports the repeal, and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he would bring it to the floor for a vote.
Sweeping Voting Rights Reform Looks Unlikely To Pass At The Federal...
NPR's Steve Inskeep talks to Stacey Abrams, who pushed for different voting rules after losing the 2018 governor's race in Georgia, about what she...
This COVID-19 variant is ‘rapidly increasing’ in the U.S.
Be warned — the delta variant is spreading wildly in the United States
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that the delta...
Major banks, airlines hit in new global online outage
Major banks and airlines were among businesses hit by a fresh global online outage Thursday, with the problem traced to US-based tech provider Akamai.
Jobless Claims Trend Toward Labor Market Normal
Weekly benefits filings are approaching the long-term average, though the number of those receiving jobless aid remains high.
New car shopping? Chip shortage and limited supply could mean traveling...
Car inventory continues to decline each month, giving consumers less options when car shopping. Many are going out of state to purchase new or...
