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Politics Jun 22

Why Gov. Asa Hutchinson says reopening Arkansas isn’t to blame for rising COVID-19 cases

Nation Jun 12

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NASCAR’s Bubba Wallace on banning the Confederate flag and a new generation of fans

NASCAR’s decision to ban the Confederate flag represents a major shift for a sport at whose races they have been ubiquitous. Successfully pushing for the ban this week was Bubba Wallace, a driver in NASCAR’s top series. He joins Amna…

Health Jun 10

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

Although Americans are trying to move closer to their pre-pandemic routines, there are signs the coronavirus continues to spread in places that have eased restrictions. One of those is Alabama, among the last states to issue a stay-at-home order and…

By John Yang, Lorna Baldwin, Maea Lenei Buhre

World Apr 23

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News Wrap: Severe storms across the South kill at least 7

In our news wrap Thursday, severe storms killed at least seven people in parts of the South late Wednesday. Reported tornadoes struck in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma before moving east to Mississippi and Alabama. Also, the U.S. Supreme Court refused…

Nation Apr 23

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What these 2 Georgia mayors think about reopening their state

Georgia’s governor says the state will allow some businesses to reopen beginning this Friday -- a week before his stay-at-home order expires. It’s a decision President Trump says he opposes. So far, Georgia has seen more than 20,000 cases and…

Apr 13

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News Wrap: At least 30 people killed as severe storms sweep the Deep South

In our news wrap Monday, at least 30 people were killed after severe storms swept across the Deep South on Easter Sunday and overnight. Tornadoes and thunderstorms blasted a path from Texas to the Carolinas. Also, the Trump administration is…

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Aug 02

What these Southerners reciting Walt Whitman verses can teach us about America

By Elizabeth Flock

For her new project "Whitman in Alabama," Jennifer Crandall spent two years crisscrossing the state and asking Alabamians to recite Whitman to find the threads that tie us together as a nation.

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Mar 15

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Tar Heel family explains why they support Trump

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Mar 11

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News Wrap: Devastating southern floods continue; UN warns of crisis in South Sudan

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In our news wrap Friday, residents of the flood-stricken South faced overnight downpours that brought total rainfall to two feet in some places, uprooting trees and collapsing roads--with more rain expected this weekend. Also, the UN issued a warning that…

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Feb 13

How the West got rich and modern capitalism was born

By Sven Beckert

"We need to qualify the fairy tale we like to tell about capitalism and free labor," argues Harvard historian Sven Beckert, author of the new book, "Empire of Cotton." In part two of his essay on Making Sen$e, he explores…

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