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After days of gruelling debate, European leaders have agreed a recovery plan. It includes, for the first time, taking on collective debt—to the tune of hundreds of billions of euros. Jihadism has been growing in Africa’s Sahel region; now it’s spilling into neighbouring states. In one of them, Burkina Faso, a charity is helping prisoners break out...into the music business.
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In which a Victorian parlor game about poultry and tweezers blossoms into a tongue twister, a comedy act, and a broadcasting test, and John tunes a guitar because Frank Zappa isn't available. Certificate #34596.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the NIAID and member of the Trump administration’s coronavirus task force, talks about the surge in cases, reopening schools and the White House’s recent attempts to discredit him.
Guest: Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
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Dahlia Lithwick goes back to where one of the most influential legal careers in US history began—Harvard Law School, September 1956—to find out what we can learn from the other women of the class of 1959, and their notorious classmate.
Read Slate’s full interview with Ruth Bader Ginsburg about her own time at Harvard Law School and her memories of her female classmates here. Read the full stories of each woman’s life here.
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Netflix hasn’t just disrupted Hollywood, it has become Hollywood. How has that changed the lives of studio executives, movie producers and creators in the entertainment industry? A lot.
Hosts: Peter Kafka & Rani Molla
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The news to know for Tuesday, July 21st, 2020!
What to know today about another promising vaccine, a first-of-its-kind lawsuit that has Florida teachers taking their governor to court, and which cities President Trump might send federal officers to next.
Plus, the politics and mental health concerns surrounding rapper-turned-presidential candidate Kanye West, why Trader Joe's is rebranding some of its products, and who is throwing out the first pitch on MLB's Opening Day...
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Sources:
Oxford Vaccine Promising Results: BBC, AP, Axios, Reuters, The Lancet
FL Education Association Lawsuit: Politico, CNN, Executive Order, Harvard Guidance
DHS Could go to More Cities: Chicago Tribune, Reuters, USA Today, Axios
Election Interference Concerns: Reuters, AP, USA Today
Kanye West Candidacy Updates: Axios, ABC News, Fox News
FDA Calls for the Removal of Some E-Cigs: AP, WSJ, FOX News, FDA
Trader Joe's Rebranding: NY Times, Business Insider, USA Today, NBC News
Demand for Air Travel is Shrinking Again: CNN, CNBC, MarketWatch
Report: No Preseason Football: CBS Sports, NBC Sports, NFL
NFL Players to be Tested Daily for COVID-19: AP, ESPN, LA Times
Fauci to Throw Out First Pitch: Twitter, Axios, Bleacher Report
Trump says he’s bringing back coronavirus briefings starting today. The largest teachers union in Florida is suing Governor Ron DeSantis for using an emergency order to compel public schools to fully reopen next month.
Americans enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program at record high rates early on in the pandemic. Food stamps were set to be gutted by the Trump administration in March, but the pandemic led Congress to expand benefits temporarily.
And in headlines: State Senator Nikema Williams will replace late Rep. John Lewis on the ballot in Georgia, more delays for Chris Nolan’s “Tenet,” and the latest moon hex updates from WitchTok.
Traci goes from adult model to adult actress to adult phenomenon.
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