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The 74th Annual Tony Awards - Arrivals

Arts Sep 26

Tony Awards and TV special hope to be the jab Broadway needs

By Mark Kennedy, Associated Press

Arts Sep 26

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Broadway throws open its doors as it returns from its longest shutdown

New York City’s theaters are finally reopening after they were shut down on March 12, 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic began to hit the city. This has been the longest shutdown in Broadway’s history. Major hits like “Lion King” and…

By Zachary Green

Health Jul 06

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A muted Fourth of July as virus shatters infection records

Fourth of July celebrations in many parts of the United States were muted this year, overshadowed by a virus spreading with alarming speed. The national death toll from COVID-19 has surpassed 130,000, and hospitals in the South and West particularly…

By William Brangham

Nation May 01

WATCH: California Gov. Newsom gives coronavirus update; rural county defies shutdown

A rural California county is defying Gov. Gavin Newsom's coronavirus shutdown order and has become the state's first county to let nonessential businesses reopen.

By John Antczak, Adam Beam, Associated Press

Politics Feb 17

President Donald Trump announces a deal to fund the government for three weeks as he speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House on January 25, 2019. Over the weekend he expressed doubts that Congress would agree to a long-term budget deal that he would be willing to sign. Kevin Lamarque/Reuters
Trump will veto if Congress disapproves national emergency, White House implies

President Donald Trump is prepared to issue the first veto of his term if Congress votes to disapprove his declaration of a national emergency along the U.S.-Mexico border, a top White House adviser said on Sunday.

By Zeke Miller, Associated Press

Jan 27

Analysis: Give 1st round to Pelosi in shutdown skirmish

By Alan Fram, Associated Press

She had kept Democrats united as public pressure built to end the standoff. And she stood up to Trump repeatedly, challenging his intelligence (“Let’s give him to time to think it — oh, think, did I say think?”) and even…

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Jan 26

First day post-shutdown: Workers to get paid ‘in the coming days’

By Associated Press

The Trump administration asked federal department heads to reopen offices in a “prompt and orderly manner” and said furloughed employees can return to work.

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Jan 20

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January 20, 2019 – PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode

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On this edition for Sunday, Jan. 20, no compromise in sight as the government shutdown enters day 30, and troubling details emerge on how Purdue Pharma allegedly marketed prescription painkiller OxyContin. Also, after two decades, a paralyzed outdoorsman designs a…

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Jan 20

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Day 30 of shutdown: If compromise seems hopeless, what next?

By PBS NewsHour

The hardest part about ending the government shutdown, now in it’s 30th day, is that both parties have long standing ideals about immigration that align with the people they represent, says NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Jeff Greenfield. So it might…

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Jan 19

Why Trump’s offer to end the shutdown is being called a ‘non-starter’

By Yamiche Alcindor

After the speech, White House officials pushed the offer as a “common sense compromise,” while Democratic lawmakers doubled down on their rejection.

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