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  1. How communities formed around a massive acceleration of misinformation this year, starting with rumors and theories about Covid-19 and going right through the 2020 election

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  2. Turkey’s push into Russia’s sphere of influence shows how it has emerged as a major power player at the crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Asia

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  3. Major League Soccer started its 2020 season two weeks before sports shut down. Ten months, one bubble and more than 220 games in home markets later, the league has somehow reached the MLS Cup.

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  4. Home-equity loans and lines of credit allow homeowners to turn often their most valuable asset into cash and pay it back over time. Here's how they work and what you should know before using either of them.

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  5. "One man’s substantial meal is another man’s light snack." England is in a heated debate over its pub food.

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  6. “I think there might be too many M.B.A.s running companies,” says Elon Musk. “There should be more focus on the product or service itself, less time on board meetings, less time on financials.”

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  7. After the killing of George Floyd, residents of Worcester split. “You’re either pro-police or pro-Black Lives Matters.” A white police chief and a Black councilman believed people could be both.

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  8. Here are the stocks that defined the week

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  9. From : Judge Sullivan’s last ruling on the Mike Flynn case is a reminder that it wasn’t Donald Trump, but his unhinged critics, who did the most damage to political norms, writes

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  10. Here's an early look at the front page of The Wall Street Journal's weekend edition

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  11. Even before Covid-19, ice cream makers were looking for ways to boost off-season sales. Now they’re turbocharging their efforts, via online-delivery apps, restaurant tie-ins and other promotions.

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  12. With concerts and festivals canceled due to the pandemic, musical artists moved performances online and still released a trove of outstanding records. Here's the best music of 2020.

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  13. In our streaming guide this week: Two new Meryl Streep films, a Drew Barrymore comedy, and what the director of the Sundance Film Festival watches when she’s off duty

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  14. Trump is interested in having a special counsel look into election fraud allegations and Hunter Biden, people familiar with the matter said

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  15. Videogame company Roblox delayed its planned IPO after company officials decided that the gravity-defying performance this week of Airbnb and DoorDash made it too difficult to price its shares

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  16. Here's everything you need to know about the first Covid-19 vaccine to receive authorization from the FDA

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  17. From : A simple change in how we allocate the Covid vaccine could save many lives, writes Dr. Michael Segal

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  18. Pfizer overcame crazy deadlines and unproven science to deliver a vaccine in record time. This is the inside story of how the company did it.

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  19. Cedric Richmond, who will be director of the Office of Public Engagement in the Biden administration, talks with WSJ about the new administration's agenda and what his own role will be on issues from the pandemic and the economy to taxes and racial justice

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  20. The U.S. authorized its first Covid-19 vaccine, a landmark in the fight against the pandemic. The Pfizer-BioNTech shots will be available in days.

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