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10 dead, dozens injured in New Orleans after vehicle plows into crowd in 'terrorist attack' on Bourbon Street; Cruise ships in Maine ports get failing environmental grade; Rare Florida bat's survival hinges on urban conservation efforts.

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Political experts examine the future for Democrats. Economists consider what will happen during Trump's first year back in the White House and advocates want Biden to pardon 'deported veterans.'

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Rural America is becoming more racially diverse, but getting rid of language barriers is still a challenge, coal miners with black lung get federal help, farmers are bracing for another trade war and President Jimmy Carter elevated the humble peanut.

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PNS Daily Newscast: Afternoon Update - January 1, 2025 


10 dead, dozens injured in New Orleans after vehicle plows into crowd in 'terrorist attack' on Bourbon Street; Cruise ships in Maine ports get failing environmental grade; Rare Florida bat's survival hinges on urban conservation efforts.


2025Talks - January 1, 2025 


Political experts examine the future for Democrats. Economists consider what will happen during Trump's first year back in the White House and advocates want Biden to pardon 'deported veterans.'

The Yonder Report - January 2, 2025 


Rural America is becoming more racially diverse, but getting rid of language barriers is still a challenge, coal miners with black lung get federal help, farmers are bracing for another trade war and President Jimmy Carter elevated the humble peanut.

 


 


 


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