The Report: Left in Charge?

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Left in Charge? Even if Democrats win two runoffs in Georgia, a slim majority and an ideologically diverse coalition might prevent Biden and progressives from pushing through some left-leaning proposals. Saving U.S. Democracy in a Post-Trump World Scholars say various countries offer lessons on rebuilding U.S. institutions after Donald Trump leaves the White House. Education Secretary: From DeVos to Union Boss? After more than a decade of playing defense, two prominent labor leaders stand poised to potentially be nominated education secretary. What Is Trump Thinking? President Trump's motivation for contesting the election could be anything from fundraising to the Georgia Senate races to ego. The Search for Diversity in Drug Trials Drug companies pushing to fight the coronavirus with a vaccine must overcome a legacy of suspicion, even as Black communities have been hit hard by the pandemic. Where Americans Are Moving Americans are flocking to a group of mostly Western states, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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