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National Stories
- Butte's Dylan Snyder, Great Falls' Ryan Krahe commit to Montana State
- Hunters and wildlife enthusiasts in PA are finding many benefits in streamside forests
- Renewed TV Shows 2021: Find Out Which Series Will Return for Another Season
- Judge stops federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate in Medicare, Medicaid facilities in 10 states
- Miley Cyrus & Pete Davidson to Host ‘New Year’s Eve’ Party on NBC & Peacock
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- Tom Holland set to return as Spider-Man
- Former Wisconsin AD Pat Richter named Big Ten's Ford-Kinnick award winner
- Auburn football: Bo Nix leaves open the possibility he will leave
- Ask Brad: Best Under Armour Deals
- Biden addresses Omicron strain: No 'additional measures'
- ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Christmas’: Jane Levy & Skylar Astin Preview the Love, Joy & Holiday
- Former Badgers tailback Jalen Berger commits to Michigan State
- ‘Black Market’ With Michael K. Williams Sets Season 2 Return After Actor’s Death (VIDEO)
- Beware holiday scams, ransomware
Do you approve of President Biden’s first year in office?
A year into Joe Biden’s presidency, his approval ratings are at an all-time low. Like former Presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama, his approval rating had a downward trend over his first year in office. Biden has a higher approval rating (42.5 percent) than Trump did one year in (40.2 percent), but a lower approval rating than Obama did by the end of his first year in office (49.2 percent).