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November 22, 2020 Wall Street Journal Can we make our robots less biased than we are?

November 23, 2020 Wall Street Journal The risks of another epidemic: Teenage vaping

November 23, 2020 NBC News As women leave pandemic economy, returning to work, higher wages will be a struggle

November 21, 2020 The Hill We’re celebrating Thanksgiving amid a pandemic. Here’s how we did it in 1918 — and what happened next

November 20, 2020 WebMD State legislatures don’t have the power to subvert the election for Trump

November 20, 2020 The Hill New research finds dramatic growth in suicidal thoughts and self-harm during and after pregnancy

November 20, 2020 BuzzFeed News Michigan officials say no to big Thanksgiving gatherings. Who will listen?

November 18, 2020 U.S. News & World Report Meet party insiders charged with certifying Michigan’s election results

November 19, 2020 NBC News U-M economists: Vaccine could boost U.S. growth in 2021

November 19, 2020 Education Dive Faculty pandemic stress is now chronic

November 18, 2020 Youth Incorporated (India) University of Michigan professor urged electronic voting machines ‘have got to go’ in 2018

November 17, 2020 Reuters Voting machine supplier criticized by Trump in spotlight on election integrity

November 17, 2020 Wall Street Journal Recession with a difference: Women face special burden

November 17, 2020 Mother Jones Trump gutted environmental protections. How quickly can Biden restore them?

November 15, 2020 Politico U-M epidemiologist responds to new COVID-19 restrictions

November 16, 2020 Winnipeg Free Press (Canada) Marijuana could increase heart attack risk, reduce chances of kidney failures, U-M studies show

November 16, 2020 Yahoo! News Autoimmune antibodies may cause blood clots in COVID-19

November 16, 2020 Roll Call ‘Black in X’ addresses long-standing inequity in STEM

November 12, 2020 The Hill No blue wave, no red tide: Historic election turnout boosts Biden in Michigan, Trump in Ohio

November 13, 2020 Washington Post We’ll need more than one vaccine to beat the pandemic