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Arguments for the Return to Work

COVID numbers are ticking up again -- forcing some companies to readjust plans to bring employees back to the office. But one Houston-based law firm has already made a decision about what they expect – mandatory vaccinations for all staff. Will more employers lean this way? The argument for a return to workspaces.see more
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COVID numbers are ticking up again -- forcing some companies to readjust plans to bring employees back to the office. But one Houston-based law firm has already made a decision about what they expect – mandatory vaccinations for all staff. Will more employers lean this way? The argument for a return to workspaces.see more
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White House Senior adviser Jared Kushner attends a bilateral meeting with China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on November 9, 2017. (Photo: Thomas Peter/AFP/Getty Images)

It's been another busy week in Washington and the week's not over yet. The President's son-in-law turned senior advisor, Jared Kushner, lost his top secret security clearance. And the Washington Post reports that at least four countries explored whether they could use Kushner's international business dealings to manipulate him. Meanwhile, one of President Trump's longest serving advisors, Hope Hicks, announced she's resigning a day after testifying in front of the House Intelligence Committee.

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Scott Horsley, White House correspondent, NPR News

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