Chuck Todd geeks out on college football for his final Data Download
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Increase in women with college degrees could help Democrats
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Democrats aren’t the only ones voting for abortion rights, Ohio shows
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The uneven toll of the coronavirus pandemic
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Summer heat wave sends temperatures and economic costs soaring
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Supreme Court decision highlights racial disparities that come with a college degree
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A graying America sets major challenges for nation’s future
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The data behind the Supreme Court’s shift to the right
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How is the U.S. economy doing heading into 2024?
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Culture wars 'dominate' conversation ahead of 2024
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The enormous numbers behind DeSantis’ fight with Disney
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Alarming rise in youth gun deaths breaks down differently by race
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Abortion issue is handing the suburbs to the Democrats
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GOP pushes transgender restrictions, but majority of Americans oppose
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TikTok brings in massive ad spending, but U.S. audiences split on a ban
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GOP's refusal to let 2020 go puts party in 'political pickle' at ballot box
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March Madness sports betting is a booming business for states
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Supreme Court's student debt decision could affect millions of swing state voters
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Railroad hazmat incidents decline but carry massive financial impacts
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Americans are wary of AI tech like ChatGPT, data shows
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Meet the Press
'Throw the bums out' coalition changes shape in 2018
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In some sense, Republicans may see these numbers as a result of circumstances and successes. The party holds the presidency and both houses of Congress. The voters can only “throw you out” if you’re already in office.June 17, 2018
