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Title	Date published
Two Million Americans Have Already Voted	2020-10-01
Rail Force One: Biden Leads Whistle-Stop Tour After Debate	2020-09-30
Debate: Trump Refuses To Condemn White Supremacy, Biden Pitches Directly To Camera	2020-09-30
The NYT Says Trump Paid Little In Income Taxes; What Does That Mean For The Campaign?	2020-09-28
Amy Coney Barrett Nominated And Expected To Be Confirmed To Supreme Court	2020-09-27
Weekly Roundup: September 25th	2020-09-25
200,000 Americans Are Dead — And It Will Take More Than A Vaccine To Halt Pandemic	2020-09-23
It's Been Months Since Congress Last Passed Coronavirus Aid. Americans Are Struggling.	2020-09-22
Who Are The Women Under Consideration To Replace RBG?	2020-09-21
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Progressive Icon, Dead At 87	2020-09-19
Weekly Roundup: September 18th	2020-09-18
Bad News/Good News: Vaccine Access Months Away, But Masks Really Help	2020-09-17
Analysis: Biden Leads, But He's Still Short Of 270 Electoral Votes	2020-09-16
They Voted For Obama, Then Trump—Now What?	2020-09-15
Trump's Nevada Rally Violated State Covid Rules. He Held It Anyway.	2020-09-14
Weekly Roundup: September 11th	2020-09-11
Whistle-blower: Trump Officials Pushed Intel Staff To Downplay Russian Interference	2020-09-10
On Tape: President Trump Admits To Downplaying The Pandemic	2020-09-09
President Trump Pushes Unrealistic Vaccine Timeline In Effort To Win Votes	2020-09-08
Labor Day Is When Election Season Kicks Into High Gear. Here's Where Voters Are.	2020-09-07

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