NPR reports on the recent executive order signed by Iowa’s governor restoring the right to vote to Iowans convicted of felonies. And the Guardian gives an overview of a controversial bill in Florida that limits the voting rights of those with a felony conviction. PBS NewsHour has an interview with author Anne Applebaum on the rise of authoritarian regimes during the pandemic. Washington Post columnist George Will echoes her concerns and argues the shift is motivated by both ends of the political spectrum. The Washington Post looks at how low health literacy has become an even larger problem as doctors and health officials communicate information about COVID-19. The Wall Street Journal has the story of how Eddy Alvarez went from Olympic speedskater to professional baseball player.
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