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Now, let's turn to brazil. on sunday, it became the second country after the us to have a covid death toll over 500,000. now experts and protesers are questioning the government's handling of the pandemic. 500 roses have been placed on this beach in rio. one for each 1000 people who've died. next to the roses a banner reads, �*half a million dead, where did we go wrong?�* well dr miguel nicolelis is a leading brazilian physician — and he has been examining the outbreak in brazil to try and answer that burning question — what went so wrong? i spoke with him a short time ago. since the b...

Xfinity internet customers, take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >> martha: now we're learning of a new investigation to the nih grant program. the burning question intensifies, why was the united states sending money to a lab in an adversarial nation that was doing dangerous gain of function research? in other words, making viruses more deadly in a lab. steve hilton joins me. good to have you with us. i'd like to started by replaying dr. robert redfield on this and how so co...

TORONTO - Canadian literary legend Margaret Atwood is releasing a new collection of essays on subjects spanning geopolitical upheaval to the definition of granola.

You can watch TheWrap’s exclusive trailer for “One Burning Question” via the video above. Each of the 10 installments of “One Burning Question” will be 7-8 minutes in length and available to stream immediately after each episode of “The Handmaid’s Tale” in the “Extras” tab within the Hulu platform. Non-subscribers will be able to access “The Handmaid’s Tale” aftershow via Hulu’s Facebook or YouTube page a few days after each episode premieres on Hulu. Also Read: With “One Burning Question,” Hulu joins the aftershow space that its competitors Netflix and Amazo...

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