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  1. The Army will reconsider thousands of cases of soldiers who left the service under less-than-honorable conditions, as part of a class-action settlement

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  2. Here’s what we know about the first FDA-approved at-home Covid-19 test that does not involve a lab

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  3. During the pandemic’s third, record-setting surge in the U.S., few parts of the country remain untouched. Here’s how we got from 40,000 to 150,000 new reported cases per day.

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  4. After being grounded by regulators, the Boeing 737 MAX is approved to fly again—with new safeguards. Here's what’s changed since the crashes.

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  5. Thailand protesters call on parliament to make democratic overhaul after lawmakers vote to advance constitutional amendments they say fall short

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  6. From : If President-elect Biden is serious about healing a divided nation, he will have to take steps that won’t be popular in his own party, writes

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  7. With tensions running high, Washington and Beijing have pushed to decouple technology and trade. But American financial firms are doubling down on investing in China.

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  8. The coronavirus destroyed jobs. It also created entrepreneurs. How some laid-off Americans are finding new ways to survive and even thrive in the new economy.

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  9. Hurricane Iota is dissipating over El Salvador after causing flooding and killing at least six people in Nicaragua

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  10. How well does Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine work? Is it safe? When can I get vaccinated? Here's everything you need to know about one of the most advanced shots at the tail end of development.

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  11. Congo is free of Ebola for the first time in two years, raising hopes that authorities will be able to deploy a future Covid-19 vaccine, too

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  12. GM is launching a car-insurance business based on the idea its vehicles can remotely track drivers’ behavior and set insurance rates accordingly

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  13. The pandemic is forcing changes in workplace technology—or accelerating changes already in place—that will continue long after an effective vaccine is produced. Here are eight predictions from experts of what it will look like.

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  14. House Democrats backed Nancy Pelosi to serve her fourth term as House Speaker

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  15. To soothe visitors unsettled by the pandemic, some museums are showing works that aim to foster calm and hope

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  16. From : President Trump blames the election result on Dominion’s systems. Where’s the evidence?

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  17. While the U.S. and Europe struggle to contain an autumn surge in coronavirus infections, Finland and Norway are bucking the trend, keeping cases under control without stringent restrictions

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  18. As pharma companies release more positive news on the development of Covid-19 vaccines, explains why many investors remain cautious.

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  19. Fred VanVleet did not hear his name called on his NBA draft night. Now he’s perhaps the most coveted free agent on the market.

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  20. Target said sales rose steadily in its most recent quarter, as demand for household goods and home office supplies continued to grow during the pandemic

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