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    Nov 7

    Achieving a goal that had eluded him for decades, Joe Biden won the presidency on Saturday. Biden defeated President Trump after a drawn out election that came down to a handful of battleground states.

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  2. “Each step taken by the dancers inside this rehearsal room is a victory, a blow against a disease that has caused their bodies and their minds to betray them,” reports Shana Fischer of Arizona PBS.

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  3. With 30 storms, this hurricane season broke records. As it draws to an end this month, speaks with Kevin Reed about the link between climate change and hurricanes.

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  4. After so many years, shows, and questions about his relationship with his on again-off again musical partner Simon, Art Garfunkel is telling his side of his story. He sat down with to discuss his musical journey and legacy.

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    More than one third of kids in New York City's foster care system identify as LGBTQ. Most of those children end up in group homes and treatment centers, Mary Keane of tells

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    Even as U.S. health officials predict that millions of Americans could begin to receive vaccinations as early as next month, more research must be done.

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    As Americans consider their potential holiday plans, it is important to keep in mind that getting a negative test result doesn’t guarantee safety for you and the people around you.

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    “About 30 Afghan soldiers or police give their lives every day fighting these groups. And I think they're worthy of our support,” says H.R. McMaster, former national security advisor for President Trump.

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    “To date, there’s still been no independent probe on the origins of COVID-19,” reports Patrick Fok.

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  10. 6 hours ago

    The Charlie Brown Christmas and Thanksgiving specials will return to broadcast television air after a deal with PBS.

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  11. 7 hours ago

    “The public asked us to offer additional context to help make potentially misleading information more apparent. We did exactly that,” Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey told lawmakers.

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  12. 8 hours ago

    Months into the COVID-19 pandemic, schools are using all kinds of models — virtual, in-person or some hybrid in-between — to try to keep kids on track and engaged. Parents and teachers say sometimes it feels like none of them are working.

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  13. 9 hours ago

    Election law and security experts stress that there is nothing unusual or fraudulent about the way in which this year’s election was conducted — some say the process actually went smoother than it has in previous election years.

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  14. . shares his experience volunteering for the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine trial.

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  15. The nation’s capital is home to nearly 20 Smithsonian museums and galleries, but there have been years-long efforts to create two additional institutions dedicated to telling the histories of Latinos and women in the U.S.

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  16. We’re witnessing the most unsuccessful presidential transition in history, tells . Here’s why:

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  17. “The trauma to this country is real. And we need optimism, credibility and trust” to come back together, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says of next steps on a COVID-19 response.

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  18. “The best advice I can give anybody and everybody, including my own family members, is not to travel,” Dr. Ranit Mishori of Georgetown University School of Medicine says.

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  19. After so many years, shows, and questions about his relationship with his on again-off again musical partner Simon, Art Garfunkel is telling his side of his story. He sat down with to discuss his musical journey and legacy.

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  20. LGBTQ teens in foster care face “a double whammy” of challenges, Mary Keane of tells . More than ⅓ of NYC’s foster youth identify as LGBTQ, according to a new survey from .

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  21. “To date, there’s still been no independent probe on the origins of COVID-19,” reports Patrick Fok.

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