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Big Tech Hearing, Barr Hearing, Ashtabula County
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Big Tech Hearing, Barr Hearing, Ashtabula County

Executives from Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google testify before Congress, Attorney General William P. Barr visited the Capitol on Tuesday to deliver his first congressional testimony in more than a year. And Steve Inskeep reports from Ashtabula County, Ohio.

Big Tech Hearing, Barr Hearing, Ashtabula County

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GOP Relief Proposal, Major League Baseball, COVID-19 Solutions
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GOP Relief Proposal, Major League Baseball, COVID-19 Solutions

The Republicans have reached a deal on coronavirus relief, but it could mean much less unemployment money for Americans. Can they convince Democrats? Major League Baseball is already postponing games due to COVID-19 infections. And do we need another lockdown to beat COVID-19?

GOP Relief Proposal, Major League Baseball, COVID-19 Solutions

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GOP Relief Plan, Portland Protests, John Lewis
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GOP Relief Plan, Portland Protests, John Lewis

Republicans unveil their relief plan, protesters and federal agents continue to clash in Portland, Oregon, and the country remembers John Lewis, a civil rights icon.

GOP Relief Plan, Portland Protests, John Lewis

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BONUS: Getting Out Of Prison Sooner

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BONUS: Getting Out Of Prison Sooner

For decades, Democrats and Republicans competed to be tougher on crime. And few places were "tougher" than Republican-dominated Oklahoma. But that's changing. Politicians across the U.S. are starting to re-examine — and to some extent, reverse — how they think about long sentences and prisons. It all might be about morals ... but it's definitely about money. On this bonus episode of Up First, NPR's economics podcast Planet Money takes us to Oklahoma, to watch a state change its mind about prison sentences.

BONUS: Getting Out Of Prison Sooner

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Portland Protests, Pandemic Aid Ending, Arizona Spike Eases
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Portland Protests, Pandemic Aid Ending, Arizona Spike Eases

Courts are boosting police and Trump administration efforts to shut down protests in Portland, Ore, and Seattle. Federal pandemic aid measures are ending and lawmakers have yet to agree on what comes next. After the number of COVID-19 cases skyrocketed, Arizona is seeing a small but steady decline.

Portland Protests, Pandemic Aid Ending, Arizona Spike Eases

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Florida Latest, Chengdu Consulate Closure, DOJ And China
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Florida Latest, Chengdu Consulate Closure, DOJ And China

As the United States crashes past its four millionth coronavirus case, President Trump cancels the Jacksonville part of the Republican National Convention. Following a decision to close the Chinese consulate in Houston, Texas, the Chinese government will close a U.S. consulate in Chengdu, China. The DOJ will charge four Chinese researchers with visa fraud.

Florida Latest, Chengdu Consulate Closure, DOJ And China

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Operation LeGend, COVID-19 Relief Bill, CA COVID-19 Cases
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Operation LeGend, COVID-19 Relief Bill, CA COVID-19 Cases

President Trump has announced a new initiative to send federal agents and money to support state and local police in cities like Chicago and Albuquerque. Republicans reach an agreement on the relief package, what's next for the package? And finally, California has now reported more COVID-19 cases than any other state.

Operation LeGend, COVID-19 Relief Bill, CA COVID-19 Cases

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Trump And COVID-19, Universities Reopening Plans, Federal Agent Legal Issues
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Trump And COVID-19, Universities Reopening Plans, Federal Agent Legal Issues

With cases up and approval ratings down, Trump changes course on the pandemic. Meanwhile, many universities are revising their pandemic opening plans as well. And finally, are federal agents in Portland, Oregon and elsewhere acting legally?

Trump And COVID-19, Universities Reopening Plans, Federal Agent Legal Issues

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Federal Agents Deploy to Chicago, Vaccine Trials, Florida Teacher Lawsuit
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Federal Agents Deploy to Chicago, Vaccine Trials, Florida Teacher Lawsuit

150 federal agents are deploying to Chicago as a part of President Trump's plan to quell violence and unrest in U.S. cities. Two new coronavirus vaccines are closer to large scale trials. And Florida teachers head to court, saying an order mandating them to teach five days a week in classrooms goes against the State Constitution.

Federal Agents Deploy to Chicago, Vaccine Trials, Florida Teacher Lawsuit

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Congress Relief Bill, COVID-19 Latest, Portland Protests
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Congress Relief Bill, COVID-19 Latest, Portland Protests

Lawmakers are back on the hill negotiating the next trillion dollar relief package for the struggling economy. Meanwhile, COVID-19 cases surge in 40 states. Finally, an update on the clash between protesters and police in Portland, Oregon.

Congress Relief Bill, COVID-19 Latest, Portland Protests

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