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Back to Vote With millions of Americans struggling financially due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the bulk of those polled were in favor of anything that will put more cash in their pockets during the pandemic. A total of 1,075 American adults nationwide were surveyed from Thursday, Jan. 28 through Monday, Feb. 1.  Nearly seven in 10 of those polled said that they support Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus bill, which would include direct $1,400 payments to most Americans if it is passed. The stimulus plan has near-universal support from Democrats, while 68 percent of Independents were in...

US Conducts 2 New Year's Day Airstrikes on Somalia as Troop Withdrawal Continues Islamic militant group al-Shabaab was a target of the New Year's Day strikes on Somalia. (AP Photo) 2 Jan 2021 The U.S. conducted the first airstrikes of the New Year in Somalia as a sign of continuing support for the Mogadishu government against al-Shabaab insurgents as U.S. troops continue to pull out of the country, officials with U.S. Africom Command said. The two New Year's Day airstrikes hit al-Shabaab compounds, destroying two according to the initial assessment. No civilians were killed or injured, offici...

Our Most-Viewed Articles of 2020 The last 12 months have been tumultuous ones, particularly in the United States—a failed impeachment trial of Donald Trump, the global coronavirus pandemic and the worst economic downturn since the 1930s, the police murder of George Floyd followed by the biggest protest movement in U.S. history, the most polarized U.S. presidential election in living memory, with Trump still refusing to admit that he lost. Here are some of our most-viewed articles from the past year. Unsurprisingly, many of them were about the election and electoral strategy for the left—t...