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Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020
NPR: 'Hold Their Feet To the Fire': Getting A COVID-19 Vaccine To Hard-Hit Indian Country
NPR: Detroit-Area Entrepreneur Launches Bowling Alley On Wheels During The Pandemic
NY Post: MetLife sells home and auto insurance biz to Farmers for $4B
NY Times: Kristof: This Is the Test of Our Lifetimes
NY Times: 2020 Was Especially Deadly. Covid Wasn’t the Only Culprit.
Washington Post: Trump’s spin on his big Supreme Court failure is as bad as his legal case
Washington Post: Hijacking the electoral college: The plot to deny JFK the presidency 60 years ago
Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020
Detroit Free Press: Race car giants team up to deliver electric trucks for businesses
Detroit Free Press: State reviewing possible COVID-19 reinfections after 115 prisoners test positive twice
DW Akademie: Israel establishes diplomatic ties with Bhutan
DW: Germany: Anti-lockdown protest leader contracts COVID
The Atlantic: What the Chaos in Hospitals Is Doing to Doctors
CNN: Undercover cops dressed as Santa and his elf fight crime at a California shopping center
KSBY: Top officials at most UC schools call for tuition increase
CNN: Former gang member is named Missouri's Teacher of the Year
NBC: Texas Man Pardoned by Obama Arrested on Drug Charges
Daily Chronicle: Republican Loren Culp Lost the Washington Governor’s Race by 545,000 Votes, and Now He’s Suing
Spokane Spokesman-Review: Seattle-based company is changing lives, one roll of toilet paper at a time
USA Today: Fiskars 16-foot extendable pole saws and Craftsman chain saws recalled for laceration hazard
USA Today: San Joaquin Valley at 0.0% available ICU capacity
USA Today: In America's hardest-hit county, COVID deaths claimed parents, friends
USA Today: At least 23 arrested as crowds turn unruly following pro-Trump rally in DC
Washington Post: Multiple people stabbed after thousands gather for pro-Trump demonstrations in Washington
Seattle Times: 1 person shot in Olympia during clashes between pro-Trump demonstrators and counterprotesters
Huffington Post: GOP Congressman-Elect Praises Maskless Trump Supporters: ‘This Is A Phony Pandemic’
NY Times: ‘An Indelible Stain’: How the G.O.P. Tried to Topple a Pillar of Democracy
Yahoo News: Angry Florida governor defends police raid on COVID data whistleblower
Study Finds: Dogs trained to detect people infected with COVID-19 – by sniffing their armpits
NY Times: How to Save Phallic Flowers From Being Inbred to Extinction
NY Times: Amid Pandemic, Scientists Reassess Routine Medical Care
NY Times: Treasure Washes Up on Venezuela’s Shore, Bringing Gold and Hope to a Village
NY Times: Thousands of New Virus Cases Continue to Emerge on College Campuses
NY Times: First Coronavirus Vaccines to Head to States, Starting Historic Effort
Washington Post: A North Carolina judge is blocking journalists from his courtroom. One objected — and got handcuffed.
Washington Post: Senate’s octogenarians face the age question and whether it’s time to exit
The Guardian: A crisis of invisibility: inside San Francisco's planned Native American cultural center
The Oregonian: Eating chili peppers could add years to your life, ‘significantly’ cut risk of cancer and heart disease: study
Huffington Post: Trump Rants About Getting ‘Screwed’ By Supreme Court In Twitter Meltdown
The Hill: Giuliani says Trump team 'not finished' after Supreme Court defeat
The Hill: Committees reach bipartisan deal to protect patients from surprise medical bills
The Hill: Trump slams Supreme Court decision to throw out election lawsuit
KTLA: Conservation groups blast Trump logging plan aimed at reducing wildfires
KTLA: Lake Tahoe area braces for Sierra storm that could dump foot of snow on ridges
KTLA: California to join Justice Department in antitrust case against Google
KTLA: Court orders 50% reduction at Orange County jails due to COVID-19
LA Times: Italy’s staggering virus toll poses uncomfortable questions
LA Times: Coronavirus outbreaks at Foster Farms plants make a comeback
KTVU: California breaks multiple coronavirus records in one day amid explosive surge