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Today, as Texas is in the news more than ever before, We look at the new voting law that some say (And we prove) is restrictive to the Democratic base, The governor's headstrong attitude on Coronavirus, and the state being sued over a new abortion restriction.

Xavier Sachse and other correspondents have the latest reports from here in the United States and around the world.

We get to the bottom of the stories you need to know, And tonight we have these-

Covid spreading faster in young people,

And the unsung heroes of World War II

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Tonight, the KNC team presents the following in depth reports-

James Hampton reports about parent's anxiety about the coronavirus,

Xavier Sachse reports on how racial segregation is shaped by the housing issue.

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Xavier Sachse has a report on the latest news from Here in the United States and around the world. We apologize for the late release, we had technical issues. 

Xavier Sachse is back on the air with another edition of The News Tonight, with the latest news with fresh takes from contributors. 

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Xavier Sachse has the latest news from here in the United States and Around the world, With the focus tonight on the fall of afghanistan. 

Xavier Sachse has the latest news from Here in the United States and around the world. Tonight's broadcast is a special edition, The fall of Afghanistan.

Thank you to the following who worked on putting this program together-

Writers- Benjamin Koch, James Hampton

Correspondents- Xavier Sachse, Payton Medeiros

Xavier Sachse has the latest news from here in the United States and around the world, With analysis in the final word. 

Credits-

Writers- Ben Koch, James Hampton, Xavier Sachse

Theme- Open (C) 1988 Trivers-Myers, Close (C) 1994 James Horner