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October 14, 2020 South China Morning Post How Amy Coney Barrett could affect the future of the Affordable Care Act

October 14, 2020 The Great Courses Daily The Supreme Court is sitting on a potential voting rights bomb

October 14, 2020 Hour Detroit Michigan’s Macomb County is a crucial blue-collar battleground for Trump and Biden

October 13, 2020 Government Executive Surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic: Staying sharp

October 13, 2020 Mongabay ‘I feel powerful’: Trump on campaign trail after COVID ‘recovery’

October 12, 2020 Chicago Sun-Times Young Americans more likely to say no to alcohol, study finds

October 12, 2020 Great Lakes Echo U-M researchers, athletes playing a key role in massive study on causes and effects of concussions

October 12, 2020 U.S. News & World Report Michigan Medicine launches second COVID-19 vaccine trial

October 12, 2020 Great Lakes Echo Nobel Prize awarded to University of Michigan alum

October 11, 2020 CBC Degrees deferred: MBA programs adapt to new way of doing business

October 11, 2020 NBC News ‘Snatch and grab’: The winding path to plot against a governor

October 9, 2020 PC Magazine Evidence suggests getting the flu shot could help protect you against COVID-19

October 9, 2020 NBC News Legal experts reveal one reason Gov. Whitmer kidnap case is strong

October 9, 2020 Daily Star (India) How restaurants can prepare now to safely remain open in the winter

October 8, 2020 Arab American News U-M professor explains what fuels militia groups

October 8, 2020 Bloomberg News Waymo removing backup drivers from its autonomous vehicles

October 8, 2020 Mongabay ‘Tough and pointed’: Analysts say Harris got the better of Pence

October 8, 2020 Great Lakes Echo Vice presidential debate: More substance, but candidates dodge key questions

October 7, 2020 Think What a 6–3 Supreme Court could do: Michigan is a preview of how far Republican judges will go to obstruct Democrats in office

October 7, 2020 NBC News Partisan local websites masquerading as traditional news outlets target Michigan voters