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PoliticsFriday 10.23.20

OxyContin Maker’s $8-Billion Settlement

The Justice Department has reached a settlement with Purdue Pharma for its role in creating America’s opioid crisis. But some state AGs want more than a settlement — they want criminal charges against individuals.

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Tuesday 11.02.21

Everything You Need to Know About Student Financial Aid

Monday 11.01.21

What You Need to Know About COP26

Monday 11.01.21

Understanding Carbon Capture & Storage Tech

Wednesday 10.20.21

What’s Really Going On With Global Supply Chain Issues?

Monday 10.18.21

Why Are Celebrities Being Sued For Posting Photos of Themselves?

Tuesday 10.12.21

America’s Leaders Are Even Older Than You Think

Tuesday 10.12.21

Can New York Comic Con Survive COVID?

Friday 10.08.21

Latin & Hispanic Contributions Through History

Tuesday 10.05.21

The Debt Ceiling: Uniquely American Bullsh*t

Friday 10.01.21

Live Music: From During The Pandemic To Now

Thursday 09.30.21

Red States' Abortion Laws Are Disregarding Women's Rights

Friday 09.24.21

Even If You're Not Depressed, You May Be "Languishing"

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Sen. Warren (D-MA) claims all 50 Senate Dems have agreed to voting rights bill: “We’re just hung on this procedure.”

Infrastructure coordinator Mitch Landrieu on BIF: “There’s not a Republican or a Democratic way to fill a damn pothole.”

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio announces he is not running for governor of New York.

Oath Keepers leader arrested & charged with "seditious conspiracy" - the first use of that charge in 1/6 investigation.

The House passes a hybrid of Democrats' two voting rights bills, the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act.

VP Harris: 500 million free COVID tests the administration plans to send to every American will go out “by next week."

Ex-girlfriend of Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) has testified to a federal grand jury investigating Gaetz's alleged sex crimes.

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA): “While our positivity rate is high, it’s about 50% less than states like Texas and Florida."