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Testing. Were just catching now up but we have a situation today where the data is spotty and incomplete, access to tests wholly unequal and where different places in the u. S. Have Different Levels of intensity with different parts of the curve. New york city, the situation is brutal. As of today, there are over 17,000 confirmed cases in the city. Were hearing about shortages of icu beds and ventilators and protective equipment for doctors and nurses. The New York Times in a stunning article re...

Republican he threw his wife under the bus takes a plea. Whatever she did will be looked at im sure. But i didnt do that. Reporter and how he leveraged his daddy was position to be on the New York Times list. I didnt do it through my daddys taxpayer funded office. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. The House Intelligence Committee has begun reviewing this hour a review on everything theyve learned so far. There was also over 120 hours of testimony behind closed doors. And before all tho...

Dave & Dan discuss the drama in the House of Representatives - will Gaetz succeed? How much does the House impact upcoming earnings season? Dan asks Dave about October, and how history views the month in terms of market success.

Ahead of Amazon Web Services' re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, we search for the answer to one of tech's most elusive mysteries: the secret of Amazon Glacier

Jackson State Tigers head football coach Deion Sanders has been missing from the sideline for his team’s last two games.

ADDIS ABABA, Oct. 18 (Xinhua) -- In a sports center located at the heart of the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, a burst of shouts come out from trainees practici

This stuff cheaper, but their own bill only allows notion with medicare on off patent drugs, drugs that still have a patent -- that dont have a patent monopoly anymore. >> wow. >> this would not affect the ability for drug companies to charge whatever they want with no competition for a period of a year. >> dave dan, this was excellent and illuminating. and thank you for coming on tonight. you know what i think of when i hear people talking about the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill? >> here ...

Them to operate and assumes theyre going to enforce the labor sections of the agreement, which is supposed to be better for workers in mexico in terms of their labor and conditions. in turn, the theory goes, will limit out sourcing and improve the industrial base in the united states. it doesnt make a lot of sense that would be the case. and there are other things in the agreement that are positive. its a mixed bag. but an agreement that the enforcement is sketchy on isnt really with worth the p...