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Kent Covington

Kent Covington

Kent is a reporter and news anchor for WORLD Radio. He spent nearly two decades in Christian and news/talk radio before joining WORLD in 2012. He resides in Atlanta, Ga.

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Monday morning news - June 20, 2022

Treasury secretary expects economy to slow in months ahead, the CDC has approved vaccines for young children, morale may be plummeting among both Ukrainian and Russian troops, Yellowstone to partially reopen to visitors this week after flooding, Buzz Lightyear is disappointing at the box office

NATO is boosting its forces, European leaders gather in Kyiv, House members gathered for another public hearing, baby formula plant closes again, a violent pro-abortion goup declared “open season” on pro-lifers

Fed announces largest rate hike in three decades, NATO defense ministers will discuss weapons for Ukraine, World Vision’s Gaza director has been convicted on terror charges, FDA advisers weigh COVID-19 shots for babies and young children, Southern Baptists agree to keep list of accused sex abusers

Economists are warning of a possible recession, President Biden is set to visit Saudi Arabia, the Capitol riot panel postpones its Wednesday hearing, Congress continues gun legislation talks, flooding in Yellowstone


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The Jan. 6th public hearing continues, Russian deaths in Ukraine could top 40,000, NATO chief says Sweden is ready to address Turkish fears, New York passes abortion legislation, wildfires force residents in western states to evacuate their homes

Senate reaches some bipartisan agreement on gun safety measures, anticipating Supreme Court rulings, Jan. 6th commission holds another public hearing, more record gas prices, and dinosaurs tops the weekend box office

Jan. 6th committee holds primetime hearing, lawmakers debate security for Supreme Court justices, Iran removes UN surveillance cameras at nuclear sites, five Marines killed in a California training accident, and vaccines for young children

Biden hosts Americas summit, Uvalde shooting survivors testify before Congress, pro-abortion group firebombs Buffalo crisis pregnancy center, gymnasts file $1 billion suit against the FBI over abuse, and a driver in Berlin plows into a crowd of students