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How to apply lessons from health care workers to daily life

How to apply lessons from health care workers to daily life

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U.S.-China tensions take center stage at WHO summit

U.S.-China tensions take center stage at WHO summit

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Trump's 'highly unusual' politicization of government IGs

Trump's 'highly unusual' politicization of government IGs

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What does COVID-19 mean for college admissions?

What does COVID-19 mean for college admissions?

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A music maker sings the coronavirus blues

A music maker sings the coronavirus blues

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Obama speaking out

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Obama speaking out

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As states reopen, Trump says he's taking hydroxychloroquine

As states reopen, Trump says he's taking hydroxychloroquine

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News Wrap: FBI says Pensacola gunman tied to al-Qaida

News Wrap: FBI says Pensacola gunman tied to al-Qaida

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In Russia, doctors treating COVID-19 pay a deadly price

In Russia, doctors treating COVID-19 pay a deadly price

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Senate divided over providing more coronavirus relief

Senate divided over providing more coronavirus relief

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Sen. Brown on the risk of new workplace COVID-19 outbreaks

Sen. Brown on the risk of new workplace COVID-19 outbreaks

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News Wrap: India, Bangladesh brace for tropical cyclone

News Wrap: India, Bangladesh brace for tropical cyclone

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A mother's COVID-19 children's book parodies go viral

New York City mother of two Stefanie Trilling is aiming to bring a little joy to the world during the pandemic by parodying classic children's book covers. A lawyer by training with no artistic background, her paintings have gone viral on social media. NewsHour Weekend's Megan Thompson spoke to Trilling to learn more.