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Welcome back. Lets get a check on the day ahead check on the day ahead before we toss it over to morning joe. Chuck hagel is set to testify on a house hearing on the administrations strategy to beat back isis. General dempsey will also be a witness. And Mitch Mcconnell is expected to be elected majority leader and harry reid minority leader. That will do it for way too early. Morning joe starts right now. This is Ground Control to major tom youve really made the grade david bowie this morning. Alternative version, actually. Hey, welcome to morning joe. Were going back to what are we going to t...

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Aug. 26, 1922

  The Covid-19 crisis gave science journalism an edge, rescuing it from the sidelines of media interest and placing it neck to neck with the traditional ‘hard news’ journalism that usually occupies front pages and attracts the most clicks on websites. The sheer scale of the pandemic demanded global attention, and medical professionals flocked to media platforms to provide audiences with the latest coronavirus developments, guidelines, and warnings. But science journalism, especially subsections such as medical journalism, is a field that was growing steadily before the Covid 19 crisis. I...