Wednesday, January 18, 2023

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🗓️ 18 January 2023

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Shootings in New Mexico targeted Democratic officials, a new study provides insights into viral "co-infections" among children, and data show that most Paycheck Protection Program loans were forgiven.

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0:00.0	I can't it lost his election by 48 points yet claims he was robbed.
0:06.9	New Mexico police say he paid people to shoot at the homes of officials from the other
0:10.5	party.
0:11.5	What was he thinking?
0:12.5	I mean, Martínez, that Steve Innskipe, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:19.8	The triple-demick forces people to ask not only which virus they have, but how many
0:24.0	different ones?
0:25.1	You can catch more than one virus at the same time.
0:27.9	You've had kids, dead of actually had three different viruses.
0:31.8	Can co-infections make it even sicker?
0:34.0	And we follow up on the paycheck protection loans, those billions of dollars the government
0:38.7	gave to businesses during the pandemic.
0:41.2	New data suggests many businesses didn't need the money.
0:44.8	Why wasn't the government more careful about who it paid?
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