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Washington Today (10/21/2024): 15 Days Until Election Day
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43:16Now Playing-Only 15 more days until Election Day…and the tops of both tickets are crisscrossing battlegrounds looking to lock up leads and find more votes in key districts… Former President Trump was in Asheville, North Carolina, today, touring areas damaged by Hurricane Helene.…Vice President Harris returned to suburban Philadelphia today…We'll hear from both coming up…
-The White House has announced a plan that would require insurance companies to cover the over-the-counter costs of birth control…The proposal expands an Affordable Care Act rule that requires health insurers to cover preventative care services fully… Several methods would be covered--including daily pills, emergency contraceptives, and condoms...
-Also, White House national security spokesman John Kirby said the Biden administration is QUOTE deeply concerned about the release of classified documents detailing a possible Israeli attack on Iran…He also talked about reports of North Korean troops aiding Russia's war effort in Ukraine, saying…it would QUOTE mark a dangerous and highly concerning development if they're true…
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