Today is Friday, February 21st.

What to know today about the Nevada Caucasus, Russian interference in the election,

and the winter storm impacting millions.

Plus which universities are giving more financial aid?

Why some people are getting free peloton bikes, and it's time for

feel-good Friday.

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Well we start today with a couple of stories surrounding the 2020 election. First it's a big weekend for Democrats the Nevada caucuses are tomorrow

meaning voters in the state are going to weigh in on which Democrat they want to

take on President Trump in November. Tomorrow's the official day for this but

NPR reports a whopping 26,000 voters have already caucoused early. They did so by

filling out a form that makes them choose which candidate is their

first pick, second pick, and so on.

This was the first time the state allowed this in an effort to make it easier and more accessible

for people to vote.

So we'll see how it shakes out. Either way, Nevada is only the

third state in the nation to hold a caucus or primary and then super Tuesday

where more than a dozen states will have a say is on March 3rd. So it's coming

up.

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