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How Should You Talk To Someone Who Shares False COVID-19 Info?

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Experts say it's important to correct people sharing false COVID-19 information because believing it could pose health risks.
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Pres. Trump To Hold Presidential Nominee Acceptance Speech In Florida

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President Trump is set to make his acceptance speech in front of a crowd of people in his home state of Florida.
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RNC Votes To Withdraw From Commission On Presidential Debates

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In a statement, Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel called the commission "biased" and said they would find "better debate platforms."
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President To Promote American Families Plan In Illinois

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President Biden will visit the Illinois county former President Trump won in 2020.
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Experts Say Record Early Voter Turnout In Texas Favors Joe Biden

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The 9 million early votes cast in the Lone Star State during early voting is more than its total 2016 voter turnout.
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Discontent Among West Virginia Dems As Manchin Cuts Against The Grain

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Some residents still call him Governor Manchin — a position he held till 2010 — and he's the dominant force in West Virginia Democratic politics.
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GA Rep. Marjorie Greene Under Fire For Social Media Posts

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Before joining the House this month the congresswoman supported social media posts that advocated violence against Democrats and the FBI.
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Rust belt state, Wisconsin, divided over Trump Impeachment

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Twitter's New Political Ad Rule May Not Put Pressure On Competitors

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Getting out of political ads doesn't lose Twitter much revenue, and it doesn't have to deal with the public scrutiny over lies or fact-checking.
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Ukrainian Satirist: Politicians' 'Blatant Lies' Inspired New TV Show

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Newsy sat down with "serious" journalist-turned-political satirist Roman Vintoniv to discuss Ukraine's culture, political and systemic issues.
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Michigan's GOP-Majority Legislature Sues Gov. Gretchen Whitmer

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It's in response to an executive order Whitmer signed to extend Michigan's state of emergency for the coronavirus pandemic through May 28.
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NY Democratic Primary Upset Highlights Search for Fresh Leadership

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Jun.27 -- New York Representative Joe Crowley suffered a surprise primary loss to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the party struggles to find an identity in the political age of President Donald Trump. Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli reports on...
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Groups Sue To Restore Abortion Access In Kentucky

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Two lawsuits were filed after the state's Republican-controlled legislature overrode Democratic Gov. Beshear's veto of a restrictive abortion bill.
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Pressure on the Rise for Trump to Release Taxes

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Sept. 16 -- Bloomberg's Aaron Lorenzo reports on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's taxes. Lorenzo speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Caitlyn Jenner Mulls Run For California Governor

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The 71-year old Republican is considering running against current Governor Gavin Newsom, who is facing a recall.
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Democrats' New Tax Plan Hits Corporations, Wealthy Americans Hardest

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House Democrats propose raising the tax rate for millionaires by 10% and lifting the corporate tax rate for some companies by 4.5%.
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Klobuchar Disagrees With Sander's Medicare for All

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Jan.15 -- Senator Bernie Sanders, a Democrat from Vermont, and Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat from Minnesota, talk about their health care plans. They appear on the Democratic Debate hosted by CNN and The Des Moines Register.
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Presidential Candidate John Delaney On Health Care, Climate Change

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Former Rep. John Delaney says he's focused on "realistic solutions" rather than "impossible promises." He explains what it means for domestic policy.
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Sanders Reveals $1.5 Trillion Universal Childcare Plan

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​According to his proposal, children under the age of 3 would be eligible for "free full-day, full-week, high-quality child care."
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President Trump Refers To Impeachment Inquiry As A 'Lynching'

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The word "lynching" is linked to the era after the Civil War when thousands of black people were terrorized, attacked and murdered, often publicly.
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DNC Toughens Requirements For November Presidential Debate

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​Candidates will once again need to meet higher polling and fundraising targets to qualify for the fifth debate.
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How Will Abe's Resignation Affect Japan-U.S. Relations?

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Aug.31 -- Christopher LaFleur, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan, talks about the resignation of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and the implications for bilateral relations, the two economies and businesses. He...
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New York and Florida Hold Primary Elections

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New York and Florida are holding primary elections as the 2022 US midterms take shape. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faces an early test of his presidential ambitions, while New York voters will send home at least one long-time member of...
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Liberal Democrats launch their Election Manifesto

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Liberal Democrats launch their Election Manifesto