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Then, a ban on TikTok heads to the Supreme Court, and we go back to when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.

This episode: political correspondent Sarah McCammon, congressional correspondent Deirdre Walsh, political correspondent Susan Davis, technology correspondent Bobby Allyn, and voting correspondent Miles Parks.

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Roundup: Spending Bill Fight Continues; TikTok Ban Looms

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Roundup: Spending Bill Fight Continues; TikTok Ban Looms