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Governor? >> well, that's an issue between fred upton and donald trump. that has nothing to do with me. you are asking me if these races is some sort of referendum on trump. i don't see it that way. i think 2022 is about what is happening at people's kitchen tables and people want a change in washington, and at the federal level i think you will see a big win for republicans, if we focus on 2022, and we need to stop worrying about 2024, and if we don't get the job done in 2022, nothing really matters. it's a great opportunity to fulfill the obligation to the citizens >> you have people proudly...

(RNS) — As congregations become smaller and smaller, some are being ‘replanted’ by applying the lessons from start-up congregations to older, dying churches.

Area in georgia to make that move. a vast majority of the country, in fact, seen in dark red here, is struggling with covid surges in some place. 50% or more. we're following the rapidly changing plans of school districts all across the country but particularly here in the atlanta area. what are you learning? >> yeah, this is exactly what school districts and students and teachers, a lot of them were hoping would not happen. but when you see the spike in cases all across the country and here in georgia, this is the reaction. so we know that at least five metro atlanta school districts, includi...

Into a painful hangover. schools shut their doors. travel ground to a halt. and office workers settled down in spare rooms and on kitchen tables, to work from home once again. and for those who couldn't, an extended furlough scheme helped to prop up earnings. the scheme supported the wages of more than 11.7 million people after it launched in march 2020. but it came at a heavy price, and by the time the scheme was wound down in the summer, it had cost more than £70 billion. but even then, many firms feared it was being withdrawn too soon. many still were not able to operate at full capacity a...