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56:45Now PlayingTuesday on the NewsHour, as U.S. states see record numbers of coronavirus cases and deaths, some are moving toward implementing restrictions again. Also: Sen. Bernie Sanders on Joe Biden’s climate change proposals, the shifting role of the CDC during coronavirus, a Maryland community college grappling with the pandemic and racial inequities, the Supreme Court and racial inequities in publishing.
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Where rising virus cases could mean new restrictions
News Wrap: UK bans Huawei from 5G mobile network
Why Sanders thinks his supporters will support Biden
Why CDC's politicization is 'dangerous' for American public
How this community college is adapting to tumultuous times
Why this Supreme Court term was so unusual
Dana Canedy on making the publishing industry more inclusive
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