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iety the pontiff thinks are most important." The meeting "also shows the reach of sports activism in the United States, where athletes, many of them Black, have become some of the highest- profile proponents for social change." The New York Times <https://www.nytimes.corn/2020/11/23/sports/basketball/n

ublican-u-s-senator-capito-says-presidential- election-result-points-to-biden-victory-idUSICBN2832UA> (11/23, Cowan) reports that Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV) on Monday "said while some irregularities in the Nov. 3 presidential election have been found, there is no indication they were widespread en

ety the pontiff thinks are most important." The meeting "also shows the reach of sports activism in the United States, where athletes, many of them Black, have become some of the highest-profile proponents for social change." The New York Times (11/23, Abrams, 18.61M) reports the players "took turns

presidential election have been found, there is no indication they were widespread enough to call into question...Biden's victory." In a statement, Capito "said Biden and...Harris should begin receiving `all appropriate' briefings related to national security and COVID-19 and that `if states certify th

rt. • WPost Analysis: Despite Backlash Following Black Man's Death, There Have Been Calls For Greater P

apito (R-WV), on CNN's State Of The UnionVI (4/25, 715K), discussed vaccine hesitancy in the context of recent comments by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI). Capito said, "I believe that we should all have confidence to not just protect ourselves but our communities and our neighbors. We should get vaccinated, a

means young Americans aren't being dragged off to war against their will. And even though there is still a deep racial division, there is a growing Black and Latino middle class and even a black president. Finally even though politicians continue to generate scandals, the transgressions don't threa

ens, for road repairs and our homeless shelters," she said. "Our local governments need this funding." Voices of GOP pragmatists such as Rogers and Capito had been drowned out largely since early in the year when Boehner scheduled a succession of votes on bills advancing Democrats' priorities and raisi