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Tavis Smiley Ordered To Pay PBS $1.5 Million For Violating Network’s ‘Morality’ Clause

Smiley, who was fired in 2017 amid sexual misconduct allegations, had sued the public broadcaster contending that he was dropped as a talk-show host because of racial bias. (Image credit: Rich Fury/Rich Fury/Invision/AP)

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Biden’s presidential campaign raised $7.1 million in online donation in two days

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s presidential campaign raised $7.1 million in online donations in 42 hours, his campaign said late on Wednesday, a boost in fundraising for a candidate who has struggled to keep pace with his rivals and has

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What Super Tuesday data tells us about who voted and why

What was driving voters in Super Tuesday states, and what could it mean as the 2020 race continues?

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What Super Tuesday data tells us about who voted and why

What was driving voters in Super Tuesday states, and what could it mean as the 2020 race continues?

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As virus deaths rise, Congress agrees on $8.3 billion to fund public response

The novel coronavirus has claimed more lives in the U.S., with a total of 10 deaths in Washington state and one in California. As the number of infections also continues to rise, the House and Senate have agreed on a

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California, Washington state deaths add to U.S. coronavirus toll

Two more people have died of the new coronavirus in the United States, bringing the toll to 11, and the two most populous cities, New York and Los Angeles, reported new cases on Wednesday.

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How coronavirus spread in New York: From a man to his family. Then a neighbor. Then friends. – The Washington Post

How coronavirus spread in New York: From a man to his family. Then a neighbor. Then friends.  The Washington Post NY Gov. Cuomo confirms 5 new cases of coronavirus: ‘This is literally like trying to stop air’  CNBC Five more New York

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News Wrap: Netanyahu appears to fall short of parliamentary majority

In our news wrap Wednesday, hopes for Israel to end months of political deadlock have dimmed, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be short of a parliamentary majority. The result could mean a fourth election within a year. Also,

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News Wrap: Netanyahu appears to fall short of parliamentary majority

In our news wrap Wednesday, hopes for Israel to end months of political deadlock have dimmed, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be short of a parliamentary majority. The result could mean a fourth election within a year. Also,

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Damascus says Israeli airstrikes target bases near Homs, southern Syria

Syrian state media says its air defenses engages Israeli missiles that were fired from over Lebanon and the Golan Heights

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