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A podcast by NPR that goes by 'Planet Money' It was very interesting about the land ownership and the percentages and what they could do with those percentages. #mcqlance

The Planet Money podcast I listened to today was a good listen, It was about a guy named Fred who's family had land in Louisiana that was at risk of being taken. Proffesional lawyers brought into the podcast as well. #mcqlance

The Planet money podcast was a good listen. They do a great job of encapturing the reader throught the podcast but especially in the beginning. A guy sold a JPEG for $69 Million dollars in real money. #mcqlance

This Money Planet podcasts about minimum wage is very good because it emphasizes the point it is making and telling a story from someones point of view who is struggling as a waitor. #mcqlance

There is not a good lede with all of the W's but rather a question to pull you in that you want to be answered. The information following that is important relates to the question stated at the beginning. #mcqlance npr.org/sections/goats…

npr.org/2021/01/21/958… The picture here shows Biden in the oval office, his first day as president in it. After his Inauguration, in which this artile covers the points that he made

washingtonpost.com/politics/paul-… The information ofter the lede is important because it builds up the support to make the support more important than what it would be, the type of information is an issue-at-hand, with the need of thousands of national guard members for the Inauguration.

the sentence before the quote builds tension for the quote. This article is very one sided as this gives no proof of what Matt Gaetz is claiming to be false, just opinion. #mcqlance very bias article washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/…

this article points to the vaccine and at the end, it explains the criteria needed to be met to get the first wave of the vaccine distribution #mcqlance democratandchronicle.com/story/news/pol…

Some sources say there are many vaccines being dispearsed, and this article says there are not enough. Picture shows an old person getting the Vaccine. Gets the reader to know the topic of the article. npr.org/2021/01/03/953…

This article talks about how relived most medical workers are to receive the vaccine, it may be a while till Everyone gets vaccinated, It'sgood to see it going well though. Well written article, lots of quotes from healthcare workers themselves #mcqlance npr.org/2020/12/15/946…

Honduras is going through hard times right now, even with COVID-19 some homes have also been shattered,the title displays the sevarity of the damage really well. npr.org/sections/goats…

Very good article, I personally love the use of a quote after a sentance within the same paragraph, it added a lot to the paragraph. Very informative. #mcqlance lance.mcquaid.org/11753/sports/m…

This starts off with a question, it makes you think. by Putting an opinion out there is puts an idea in ur mind to think one way or another about a topic. Well written article, especially making you think while reading. @DandC #mcqlance democratandchronicle.com/story/opinion/…

Gets your attention by an intriguing title, lede covers all of the W's, short report but got the message through, good read, does not go into a lot of detail though. #mcqlance democratandchronicle.com/story/news/202…

nytimes.com/2020/11/17/opi… Aaron E. Carroll makes a great point, we should shut down the highest risk places before anything, we should not make the students take the full brunt of COVID again, as he brings up things that could be shut down instead of schools. #mcqlance

Not very concise, very long news story, very hard to stay focused and read this for anyone. #mcqlance @NPR npr.org/2020/11/06/929…

Headline directly describes what is going on, as more people vote, the higher the COVID-19 positive cases would happen #mcqlance #an-election-day-coronavirus-update-273" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">apps.npr.org/liveblogs/2020…

This article does not have a secondary headline. #mcqlance Sean McDermott explains why he took the call at halftime, for an interview for a news source because not a lot of news outlets are allowed in the stadium due to COVID democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/n…

This starts with a informational lead, then goes into a paragraph explaining more detail into the number and stats. @DandC #mcqlance democratandchronicle.com/story/news/202…