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• U.S. government, 48 states and districts sue Facebook

  Relationship status: it’s complicated. The U.S. government, along with 48 states and districts, sued Facebook today, alleging the social media giant bought or killed off its competition, resulting in an illegal monopoly.

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• Millions of renters face holiday evictions — and long-term debt

  by Kimberly Adams

  

  Even if someone manages to avoid or recover from an eviction, unpaid rent can have a damaging effect that lasts for years.

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• Most who work from home want to keep doing it, study finds. Will they be able to?

  by Samantha Fields

  

  Businesses in tech, finance, insurance and law are planning to let employees WFH after the pandemic ends.

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• How independent musicians are planning for 2021

  by Kai Ryssdal and Maria Hollenhorst

  

  “I think most musicians are still looking at calendars that don’t have too much ink on them,” says the musician known as Dessa.

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• With pandemic restrictions forcing holiday travel cancellations, can you get refunds?

  by Jasmine Garsd

  

  Most major airlines have dropped most ticket change fees, but lodging refund policies are more of a patchwork.

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• How one family is looking ahead to a post-pandemic world

  by Kai Ryssdal and Maria Hollenhorst

  

  After a dark year, New York City Accountant Michael Durant says he’s “starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.”

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