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News Wrap: Pro-Democracy activists sentenced in Hong Kong

News Wrap: Pro-Democracy activists sentenced in Hong Kong

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Renaissance painter breaks gender barriers centuries later

Renaissance painter breaks gender barriers centuries later

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Will Republicans support a bipartisan relief bill?

Will Republicans support a bipartisan relief bill?

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Striking the balance between luck and skill

Striking the balance between luck and skill

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Democrats shift stance on a sized-down economic relief bill

Democrats shift stance on a sized-down economic relief bill

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Britain's COVID-19 approval raises questions in the U.S.

Britain's COVID-19 approval raises questions in the U.S.

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Why this Georgia election official called out fraud claims

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News Wrap: Unemployment numbers underscore pandemic's damage

News Wrap: Unemployment numbers underscore pandemic's damage

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Record numbers of hospitalizations, deaths in the U.S.

Record numbers of hospitalizations, deaths in the U.S.

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U.S. takes steps against China's practice of forced labor

U.S. takes steps against China's practice of forced labor

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Brief But Spectacular take on raising a child with a disease

Brief But Spectacular take on raising a child with a disease

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Bipartisan support is growing for an economic relief bill

Bipartisan support is growing for an economic relief bill

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News Wrap: Barr says no evidence of extensive election fraud

In our new wrap Tuesday, U.S. Attorney General William Barr has dealt a fresh blow to President Trump's claims of widespread election fraud, and a key scientific committee told the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that the first COVID-19 vaccine should go to health care workers and patients in nursing homes.