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How Biden plans to combat American supply chain issues

How Biden plans to combat American supply chain issues

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Rural U.S. hospitals feel greater burden of nurse shortage

Rural U.S. hospitals feel greater burden of nurse shortage

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Crumbling Afghan economy complicating foreign aid efforts

Crumbling Afghan economy complicating foreign aid efforts

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News Wrap: Energy costs may soar by up to 54% this winter

News Wrap: Energy costs may soar by up to 54% this winter

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2 reasons why Boston Marathon bomber case is back in court

2 reasons why Boston Marathon bomber case is back in court

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Sec. Raimondo on clearing U.S. supply logjam by Christmas

Sec. Raimondo on clearing U.S. supply logjam by Christmas

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Expert weighs in on Biden plan to clear supply bottleneck

Expert weighs in on Biden plan to clear supply bottleneck

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Election integrity, voter trust spotlighted in Georgia

Election integrity, voter trust spotlighted in Georgia

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News Wrap: FDA panel backs Moderna booster for seniors

News Wrap: FDA panel backs Moderna booster for seniors

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How Julie Bargmann uses toxic waste to transform landscapes

How Julie Bargmann uses toxic waste to transform landscapes

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Benton Harbor residents struggle with lead contamination

Benton Harbor residents struggle with lead contamination

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Iraqi voters keep away from polls due to militia threat

Iraqi voters keep away from polls due to militia threat

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Tennessee judge jailed minors on bogus charges

A new investigation by ProPublica and Nashville Public Radio has uncovered an alarming pattern of arresting and detaining elementary school children in Rutherford County, Tennessee — some as young as 7 years old. Some are arrested for playground fights or cursing. A disproportionate number of the children arrested were Black. Lisa Desjardins gets more from Nashville Public Radio's Meribah Knight.