Why Israel faces a fourth election in just two years
What to know as Israel gears up for another vote, this time set for March 23. — NYT: Top Stories
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Why ambulances are exempt from the surprise-billing ban
The welter of providers, layers of state and local regulation, and lack of information about costs made lawmakers hesitant to take up the issue. But that may change. — NYT: Top Stories
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Georgia Senate runoff targeted by misinformation ‘superspreaders’
The conservative social media personalities that spread baseless rumors of election fraud are starting to focus on the races that will decide control of the Senate. — NYT: Top Stories
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95 percent of representatives have a degree. Look where that’s got us.
All these credentials haven’t led to better results. — NYT: Top Stories
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A conservative Justice in Wisconsin says he followed the law, not the politics
Like officials in Arizona and Georgia, Justice Brian Hagedorn is a longtime Republican who is now under fire for ruling against President Trump’s challenges to the election. — NYT: Top Stories
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President in the pews: DC churches offer Biden options
FILE – In this Dec. 18, 2020, file photo President-elect Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden walk from St. Joseph on the Brandywine Roman Catholic Church in Wilmington, Del. Biden says Americans should be allowed to attend church during the
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Vice President Mike Pence receives Coronavirus vaccine on live TV
Vice President Mike Pence got the shot today. “I didn’t feel a thing,” he said. California reported 3 percent availability of I.C.U. beds. — NYT: Top Stories
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Congress scrambles to reach stimulus deal as deadline nears
Lawmakers are hammering out details of a $900 billion relief package and a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown at midnight. — NYT: Top Stories
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Why some States are seeing higher revenue than expected amid job losses
As the pandemic batters the poor, the rich prop up state budgets. — NYT: Top Stories