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School closures leave homeless students even more vulnerable

School closures leave homeless students even more vulnerable

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Homeless children ‘desperate’ for safe spaces amid outbreak

Homeless children ‘desperate’ for safe spaces amid outbreak

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Where is North Korea’s Kim Jong Un? An expert weighs in

Where is North Korea’s Kim Jong Un? An expert weighs in

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Revisiting a doctor on the front line of the pandemic

Revisiting a doctor on the front line of the pandemic

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How the coronavirus is delaying life-altering surgeries

How the coronavirus is delaying life-altering surgeries

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Louisville musicians make a song for the city amid crisis

Louisville musicians make a song for the city amid crisis

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Parts of the U.S. start to lift pandemic restrictions

Parts of the U.S. start to lift pandemic restrictions

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What businesses, consumers think about state moves to reopen

What businesses, consumers think about state moves to reopen

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How this bipartisan plan proposes scaling up contact tracing

How this bipartisan plan proposes scaling up contact tracing

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How COVID-19 has changed the way we mourn

How COVID-19 has changed the way we mourn

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The special challenge of COVID-19 care in rural America

The special challenge of COVID-19 care in rural America

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A mother-daughter Brief But Spectacular take on the pandemic

A mother-daughter Brief But Spectacular take on the pandemic

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Amy Klobuchar on her COVID-19 fears for rural America

Sen. Amy Klobuchar was running for president just a few months ago, and now political rumors suggest she could be former Vice President Joe Biden's running mate. But Klobuchar says she’s focused on helping her state, and the country, to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. She joins Judy Woodruff to discuss the virus in Minnesota, federal aid for states, mail-in voting and her fears for rural America.