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News Wrap: CDC director stands by guidance for school masks

In our news wrap Tuesday, the CDC's director stuck by guidance to wear masks in public schools, Canadian officials warn of mounting economic harm from protests, retired Pope Benedict acknowledged mistakes in handling sexual abuse by clergy, a congressional commission calls for a new strategy on the opioid epidemic, and American Nathan Chen racked up a record performance in men's figure skating.

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