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Early Addition: Are We "Flying Blind" Into "The Darkest Winter In Modern History"?
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Published Oct 13, 2020
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- NYMag has a story on the "third wave," with some dark predictions for the months ahead.
- Today, the U.S. Supreme Court "turned away South Carolina’s bid to cut off public funding to Planned Parenthood, the latest case involving a conservative state seeking to deprive the women’s healthcare and abortion provider of government money," Reuters reports.
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- Joyce Dinkins, wife of the former Mayor David Dinkins — the city's first Black mayor -- has died at 89.
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- Netflix has released its first teaser for season 4 of The Crown, which will focus on Charles and Diana.
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