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COVID-19 revives urgent call for universal health care __ COVID-19 REVIVES URGENT CALL FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE The coronavirus pandemic is putting new pressures on the U.S. health care system – and bringing fresh urgency to the debate over universal coverage. In this video we look at America’s long history with health care reform, and at what we can learn from the role that crises play in fueling change. The Redirect: Why facts matter on both sides of abortion debate __ THE REDIRECT: WHY FACTS MATTER ON BOTH SIDES OF ABORTION DEBATE

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