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Dec 23

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Brexit and border closures create dual challenges in Britain

There is something close to chaos in southeastern England, where thousands of trucks began crawling toward Europe after a full-border closure between the U.K. and the continent due to COVID-19. This comes just eight days before the U.K. leaves the…

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Dec 22

Watch 4:21
Congress passes relief bill, impacting millions of Americans

Members of the U.S. Congress are mostly home for the holidays after approving aid for an economy battered by the pandemic. The mega-deal includes economic relief and a catch-all spending bill to fund the government for the rest of the…

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Dec 22

Watch 8:03
Covering coronavirus hotspots, until it struck at home

NewsHour Special Correspondent Malcolm Brabant has covered some of Europe's virus hotspots during the pandemic. But he has not been impacted personally until now. As he explains from his home in Brighton in the south of England, he is currently…

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Dec 22

Watch 8:28
NBA begins new season amid COVID jump, but a bubble remains ‘a last resort’

It's been about two months since the NBA finished a delayed season that saw its players confined to COVID "bubbles." But with a new season set to begin amid a surging pandemic, the NBA now plans to allow teams to…

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Dec 22

California desperately searches for more nurses and doctors

By Daisy Nguyen, Associated Press

Much of California has exhausted its usual ability to staff intensive care beds, and the nation's most populated state is desperately searching for 3,000 temporary medical workers to meet demand.

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Dec 22

EU recommends against nonessential travel to the UK

By Pan Pylas, Associated Press

The European Union recommended Tuesday that all 27 member countries should discourage all nonessential travel to and from the United Kingdom until further notice.

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Dec 22

Before COVID-19, U.S. life expectancy was making a slight rebound

By Laura Santhanam

New federal data shows life expectancy before the pandemic was on the rise, but tens of thousands of deaths caused by opioids…

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Dec 21

Watch 8:27
Impasse ends in Congress with ‘arsenal’ of coronavirus relief

The stalemate is over as the nation's lawmakers prepared to vote Monday on measures to provide financial relief during the pandemic, to fund the federal government and to address other key concerns. Lisa Desjardins joins Judy Woodruff to discuss.

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Dec 21

Watch 14:28
Fauci says travel ban may be ‘premature’ in light of coronavirus mutation

Shipments of the new Moderna vaccine began arriving Monday in the U.S., with more than 6 million doses expected by the end of the week. But that news was almost overshadowed by fears of a mutation in the coronavirus, which…

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Dec 21

Watch 7:57
What’s behind the sharp rise in murders across the U.S.?

By John Yang, Mike Fritz, Maea Lenei Buhre

Murders across the U.S. have skyrocketed in 2020, while nonviolent offenses have largely dropped, according to publicly available crime data. But efforts to curb homicides come at a time when police departments are facing both staffing shortages because of the…

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