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Politics Oct 13

How Trump and Biden are talking to critical Florida voters

Florida is among the country's biggest prizes on Election Day, as well as one of the key swing states that has voted for the winning presidential candidate for more than 20 years. Its electoral importance explains why both President Trump…

World Oct 12

Indigenous peoples echo Black Lives Matter’s call for justice

This year, U.S. protests over police brutality and violence against Black Americans have led to a prominent national conversation on racism. Indigenous peoples in Canada, Australia and New Zealand have leveraged the momentum both to show solidarity and to bring…

Arts Oct 08

At this Virginia theater, the show — and the masks — must go on

Seven months into the pandemic, theater companies are still struggling to raise the curtain on live performances. But one regional company in rural Virginia hopes it has found a way for the show to go on -- in a way…

Arts Oct 02

Playing Othello as a Black woman in today’s America

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How these Americans are coping with the pandemic’s financial fallout

The economy has recovered some of the jobs lost during the early weeks of the pandemic -- but that growth now seems to be slowing. Millions of Americans still don’t have work, with many now receiving less money in unemployment.

Politics Aug 04

WATCH: Lawmakers, civil rights experts testify on protecting free speech amid protests

The committee’s chair, Sen. Ted Cruz, said the hearing will center on “how Antifa and other anarchists are hijacking peaceful protests and engaging in political violence that is not only criminal, but antithetical to the First Amendment.”…

Health Jul 16

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As the world anxiously awaits development of a vaccine for COVID-19, new and controversial research measures are being considered for the first time. These include the possibility of deliberately exposing volunteers to the disease to see if they are infected.

Health Jun 10

As coronavirus rises in Alabama, experts worry over lack of ‘guardrails’ in reopening

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