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| By The Associated Press President Biden announced on Tuesday during his visit to Tulsa, Okla., that he had asked Vice President Kamala Harris to lead the Democratic Party's efforts to protect and expand voting rights. | | | By The New York Times Iran's largest Navy ship sank on Wednesday after catching fire in the Gulf of Oman near a major shipping lane. This is the latest in a series of explosions, fires and other mishaps at Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure in recent months. | | | By The Associated Press Kate Brown, governor of Oregon, announced on Friday that 15 counties would move into the state's most severe level of restrictions to combat a new wave of coronavirus cases. | | |
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