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Mike Bloomberg, seen here speaking to supporters and staff in March in New York City, spent $1 billion of his own fortune to run for president but exited the race early on.

Mike Bloomberg, seen here speaking to supporters and staff in March in New York City, spent $1 billion of his own fortune to run for president but exited the race early on. Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images hide caption

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Elections

Bloomberg Vowed To Spend Whatever It Takes To Beat Trump. Democrats Are Still Waiting

Mike Bloomberg has already spent well over $350 million for Democrats this cycle, according to his team. Some Democrats say the former New York mayor and presidential candidate could do more.

Since COVID-19 has much of the Navajo Nation stuck at home, farmer Tyrone Thompson says it's the perfect time for them to return to their agricultural roots.

Since COVID-19 has much of the Navajo Nation stuck at home, farmer Tyrone Thompson says it's the perfect time for them to return to their agricultural roots. Tommy Greyeyes/Courtesy Hundred Storms Creative hide caption

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The Coronavirus Crisis

Navajo Nation Sees Farming Renaissance During Coronavirus Pandemic

by Laurel Morales

3 min

Navajo Nation Sees Farming Renaissance During Coronavirus Pandemic

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National

Congress Holds Big Tech Antitrust Hearing

by Shannon Bond

5 min

Congress Holds Big Tech Antitrust Hearing

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Mike Bloomberg, seen here speaking to supporters and staff in March in New York City, spent $1 billion of his own fortune to run for president but exited the race early on.

Mike Bloomberg, seen here speaking to supporters and staff in March in New York City, spent $1 billion of his own fortune to run for president but exited the race early on. Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images hide caption

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Elections

Bloomberg Vowed To Spend Whatever It Takes To Beat Trump. Democrats Are Still Waiting

by Mara Liasson

4 min

Bloomberg Vowed To Spend Whatever It Takes To Beat Trump. Democrats Are Still Waiting

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A man studies on the San Diego State University campus on March 12. San Diego State is a part of the California State University system and will be subject to the new general education requirement.

A man studies on the San Diego State University campus on March 12. San Diego State is a part of the California State University system and will be subject to the new general education requirement. Gregory Bull/AP hide caption

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Updates: The Fight Against Racial Injustice

Cal State Approves New Graduation Requirement: Ethnic Studies Or Social Justice Class

by Christianna Silva

4 min

Cal State Approves New Graduation Requirement: Ethnic Studies Or Social Justice Class

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