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not over yet 1/4/2021
The High Stakes Of Georgia’s Runoff Election Two runoff elections happening tomorrow could help Democrats control the Senate.
By Angelina Chapin

cut covers 1/4/2021
Sarah McBride’s Neighborhood The new Delaware state senator is making history in her hometown.
By Brock Colyar

politics 1/3/2021
Nancy Pelosi Is Narrowly Reelected House Speaker With 216 votes to her Republican opponent’s 209, the Democrat secured another term as leader of the House.
By Claire Lampen

2020 election 1/3/2021
Trump Pressed Georgia Officials to ‘Find’ 11,780 Votes Audio from a recent phone call suggests the president tried to get Georgia’s secretary of State to overturn the election results.
By Claire Lampen

my two cents 12/31/2020
Money Lessons From a Truly Terrible Year What personal finance experts learned from 2020.
By Charlotte Cowles

crime 12/30/2020
Everything We Know About the Nashville Explosion On Christmas morning, an explosive detonated inside an RV parked in downtown Nashville. Officials have identified the bomber as Anthony Quinn Warner.
By Claire Lampen

abortion rights 12/30/2020
At Last, Argentina Has Legalized Abortion “Never again will there be a woman killed in a clandestine abortion,” the author of the law told reporters through tears after the vote.
By Amanda Arnold

power 12/29/2020
Two More Police Officers to Be Fired in Breonna Taylor Case Louisville’s interim police chief has issued termination letters to detectives Myles Cosgrove and Joshua Jaynes.
By Claire Lampen

crime 12/29/2020
The Officer Who Killed Tamir Rice Won’t Face Federal Charges The Justice Department has officially declined to prosecute Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback.
By Claire Lampen

introductions 12/29/2020
Nick Robinson Was Done Playing a Teen But he went back to high school for A Teacher, a show about an abusive teacher-student relationship.
By Sangeeta Singh-Kurtz
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