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Bloomberg

Senator Angus King Could Swing the Senate

Higher Ed
Oct. 16 -- In the fight for control of the Senate, there is a real possibility of a dead heat - a Senate split 50-50. That could leave Maine Independent Senator Angus King as the pivotal swing vote. King sat down for an exclusive...
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Half of Railroads May Not Make Safety Deadline

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The CEO of Amtrak warned of "significant cancellations" to "necessary transportation" if some railroads are not given a time extension to implement federally-mandated safety systems on passenger and freight rail networks. ...
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Union rep fears bureaucracy may harm food workers

Higher Ed
A representative for the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW), America's largest meatpacking union, worries that bureaucracy could hinder workers access to protective personal equipment.
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Sen. Rounds: Meat shortage in a 'matter of days'

Higher Ed
South Dakota Sen. Mike Rounds says US consumers could see a meat shortage in a matter of days.
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Mnuchin touts aid to quickly get Americans money

Higher Ed
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is touting a new stimulus plan he has worked on with Republican Senators to help the American people get through the tough economic climate being caused by the coronavius pandemic.
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Meat, Poultry Plants Close As Workers Get Sick With COVID-19

Higher Ed
Analysis from USA Today and the Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting says rates of infection are soaring in and around major processing plants.
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How One City In Hard-Hit South Dakota Is Handling COVID

Higher Ed
South Dakota has one of the highest COVID rates per capita in the country. Newsy went to Aberdeen to find out how locals are grappling with the virus.
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ZIMBABWE: GENERAL ELECTION PREPARATIONS

Higher Ed
English/Nat With polling in Zimbabwe's general election just hours away, the Head of E-U Observer Mission, Pierre Schori has appealed for an end to political thuggery. Under the tightest security, ballot boxes were being prepared and...
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ELECTION: OBSERVERS DECLARE VOTE FLAWED

Higher Ed
English/Nat International observers have declared the weekend vote in Zimbabwe flawed due to the campaign of violence and intimidation that was waged by ruling Zanu-PF militants in the lead up to the poll. The European Union observer...
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KOSOVO: MITROVICA: K-F-O-R SEARCHES CONTINUE (2)

Higher Ed
Eng/French/Nat NATO is holding a special meeting this Friday on Mitrovica, as concerns grow about the increasing tensions between Serbs and ethnic Albanians in the city. U-S and French K-FOR troops have carried out more searches on the...
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President Barack Obama assured the nation Saturday that he was keeping tabs on floods roiling the Midwest and putting the federal government's weight behind efforts to avert disaster.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Obama on flooding: we will help CAPTION: Seeking to avoid a Hurricane Katrina-like leadership failure, President Barack Obama assured the nation Saturday that he was keeping tabs on floods roiling the Midwest and putting the...
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Bloomberg

What is the Easiest Path to Victory for the GOP?

Higher Ed
Nov. 4 ""Bloomberg's Mark Halperin and John Heileman preview the midterm election and implications for the U.S. Senate. They speak to Betty Liu on Bloomberg Television's In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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After a long-stalled debate in Congress, the House of Representatives will take up a vote on whether to allow the controvercial Keystone XL oil pipline to be built, linking Canada's tar sands to the gulf. (Nov. 13)

Higher Ed
SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Mary Landrieu, (D) Louisiana "It is time for America to become energy independent and that is impossible without the keystone pipeline." but fellow democrat - HOUSE MINORITY LEADER NANCY PELOSI is VOWING TO LEAD...
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Vintage 1950s dresses on show inspiring a new generation at Paris Fashion Week

Higher Ed
The romance and the detail in the dress "Antonia" belongs to another era of tailoring and haute couture. Intricately stitched with roses, this Pierre Balmain's haute couture evening dress from 1954 is on show at Palais Galliera - or the...
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Water has seeped through a second levee built to protect the southwest Iowa town of Hamburg from flooding from the Missouri River. The levee is on the southern edge of town and public works crews were working in the area Friday afternoon.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Floods have America's heartland on edge CAPTION: Water has seeped through a second levee built to protect the southwest Iowa town of Hamburg from flooding from the Missouri River. The levee is on the southern edge of town and...
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CLEAN : Cannes 2017: Zhao on her film The Rider

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In The Rider director Chloe Zhao paints a picture of American insecurity as she follows aspiring rodeo stars in Trump-voting South Dakota
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Sherman Grinberg Film Library

Two More for US Navy, Navy Launches New Ships

Higher Ed
Men thrust ropes / Philadelphia Shipyard, the USS Terror launches with a crowd watching / man with young child sits on his shoulders / shot of USS Terror in water / crowd shot / view of Battleship South Dakota / men's faces / ship is...
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Minneapolis grapples with sudden homeless camp

Higher Ed
A homeless camp made up mainly of Native Americans has sprung up in Minneapolis near a highway. The encampment, called the "Wall of Forgotten Natives," sits along a highway sound wall just south of downtown.
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Bloomberg

Sen. Rounds Says Couple Defense, Deterrents to Combat Cyber Attacks

Higher Ed
Oct.04 -- Senator Mike Rounds, a Republican from South Dakota, discusses concerns about Chinese cyberwarfare against the United States and changes to trade in the USMCA. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

Sen. Mike Rounds on Border Security, China Trade and Nafta 2.0

Higher Ed
Nov.15 -- Sen. Mike Rounds, a South Dakota Republican, discusses the Senate agenda for the rest of the year with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Taste of the Tour: Dessert in the Pyrenees

Higher Ed
It's a Tour de France dilemma: When you've found a gem of a hotel along the race route, should you stingily keep the precious address to yourself?
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9 People Killed In Plane Crash In South Dakota

Higher Ed
The plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Chamberlain, South Dakota.
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Fans cry for Kobe Bryant: 'A part of LA died'

Higher Ed
Fans of basketball legend Kobe Bryant wept, prayed and remembered him Sunday outside his second home at the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles, as the world mourned his death in a helicopter crash.