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Kelly Cannon is a political reporter and lawyer based in Washington, D.C. Her work covering Congress, the 2020 election and the coronavirus pandemic has been published and broadcast with ABC News and local ABC affiliates. She holds a bachelor's degree from Boston College and a master's degree from King’s College London. She graduated from Loyola University Chicago School of Law (J.D.) and is a New York and Illinois licensed attorney.

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Health experts warn life-saving coronavirus vaccine still years away

Health experts warn life-saving coronavirus vaccine still years away

Developing a vaccine is just one hurdle in the race to fight the dangerous virus. Top health experts from aro…

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Ahead of trial, Sens. Booker, Shelby disagree whether Trump's actions impeachable

Ahead of trial, Sens. Booker, Shelby disagree whether Trump's actions impeachable

The two senators will be jurors and judges in the president's impeachment trial. The historic third president…

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Health experts warn life-saving coronavirus vaccine still years away

Health experts warn life-saving coronavirus vaccine still years away

"It's a kind of race, not against other scientists, but against the virus itself," said Olivier Schwartz, the…

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Some election officials scrambling to address coronavirus concerns ahead of Super Tuesday

Some election officials scrambling to address coronavirus concerns ahead of Super Tuesday

With fears of the novel coronavirus spreading gripping Americans following the first death in the U.S. and ju…

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Dr. Fauci confident in federal government's response to coronavirus pandemic

Dr. Fauci confident in federal government's response to coronavirus pandemic

Dr. Anthony Fauci said he is confident the federal government is doing everything that needs to be done to co…

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As coronavirus patients surge, medical students rushed into practice to fight pandemic

As coronavirus patients surge, medical students rushed into practice to fight pandemic

PPE shortages, overwhelmed hospitals may delay their ability to join front lines The United States health car…

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Britney Spears' former assistant elaborates on tumultuous time captured in documentary

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By Kelly Cannon
| NBC News Verified
Alli Sims hasn’t spoken to her cousin Britney Spears since she said Spears’ father threatened her more than a decade ago. In January 2008, as James “Jamie” Spears sought control of his daughter's affairs, Sims said she received a call warning something would happen to her if she did not cease communicating with the pop icon.
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Claim: The 75-year-old Buffalo protester seriously injured by police is part of antifa. Fact check: False

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By Kelly Cannon
| The Fulcrum (U.S.) Verified
Buffalo video: Officers suspended after 75-year-old man pushed down, cracking head | ABC7 President Trump tweeted a baseless theory that 75-year-old Martin Gugino, seriously injured while peacefully protesting in Buffalo, N.Y., following the death of George Floyd, could be "an ANTIFA provocateur." Trump offered no evidence to support the claim — only referencing a report from One America News Network by Kristian Rouz, formerly of Russian state media Sputnik News.
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Politics and the Pandemic: In-Person Voting Continues in Wisconsin’s Congressional Special Election

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By Kelly Cannon, Bing Xiao, Joe Snell Verified, Niko Boskovic Verified
| northwestern.edu
The coronavirus has continued to upend all aspects of American life, specifically during a contentious and pivotal election year. The April primary election in Wisconsin highlighted the dangers involved in balancing the foundational democratic duty of voting with public health concerns during a global pandemic after a controversial decision from the Wisconsin state supreme court paved the way for in-person voting in the state’s April primary election.
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