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Building trust about the COVID vaccine in Black communities

Building trust about the COVID vaccine in Black communities

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How WA state is attempting to eradicate the Murder Hornet

How WA state is attempting to eradicate the Murder Hornet

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Warming Arctic with less ice heats up Cold War tensions

Warming Arctic with less ice heats up Cold War tensions

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As Electoral College prepares to meet, Trump remains defiant

As Electoral College prepares to meet, Trump remains defiant

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Is vaccinating inmates a priority?

Is vaccinating inmates a priority?

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CARE packages are helping Americans in need

CARE packages are helping Americans in need

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Biden pivots from campaigning to governing

Biden pivots from campaigning to governing

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News Wrap: Early voting begins in Georgia's Senate runoffs

News Wrap: Early voting begins in Georgia's Senate runoffs

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Electoral College certifies Biden's victory

Electoral College certifies Biden's victory

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Attorney General William Barr to step down, Trump tweets

Attorney General William Barr to step down, Trump tweets

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An economic relief deal continues to elude lawmakers

An economic relief deal continues to elude lawmakers

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Vaccine doses rolled out to Americans for the first time

Vaccine doses rolled out to Americans for the first time

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Vaccines developed with unprecedented speed amid setbacks

With the U.S. about to approve emergency use for Pfizer's vaccine, there have been some setbacks with others now being tested. Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline said on Friday the launch of their vaccine will be delayed, and AstraZeneca announced confusing results for its potential vaccine. William Brangham spoke with Matthew Herper, a senior writer for STAT News, to learn more.