Morning Edition
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- Former FERC chairman describes what needs to change to protect U.S. infrastructure
- Thousands in Moore County, N.C., still lack power after an attack damaged substations
- Voters head to the polls for Georgia's runoff election
- South African President Cyril Ramaphosa finds out this week if he faces impeachment
- A 28-year-old accountant on why he chose to move back in with his parents
- Three superstar divas power opera 'The Hours' - coming to movie theaters everywhere.
- New York's pandemic preparedness equipment is up for auction
- Report finds truck manufacturers are privately lobbying to weaken U.S. climate policy
- France's World Cup team is diverse, but the country has struggled with acceptance of immigrants
- Capitol Police chief: Jan. 6 failures 'largely' fixed but extremism threat persists