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Around Kentucky

1. UofL Doctor Participates in Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Trial

Dr. Jon Klein is one of around 44,000 people across the world participating in the trial. The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine that is under trial is a two-injection vaccine. Klein just got the second dose of the vaccine a few weeks ago. Klein is the Vice Dean of Research at the University of Louisville School of Medicine.

2. How Amy McGrath Can Try to Beat Mitch McConnell One More Time

Amy McGrath’s attempt to unseat Mitch McConnell ended in resounding defeat last Tuesday when nearly 58% of Kentucky voters agreed to send the Senate Majority Leader back to Washington, D.C., for a seventh-term. McGrath has one more chance to make life hard for McConnell. One way she might do that is by using leftover campaign cash — she raised more than $90 million, the second most all-time — to prop up Democrats in the Peach State, campaign finance experts said. 

3. Kentucky Attorney General Joins Other Republicans In Challenge To Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots

Republican Attorneys General from 10 states, including Daniel Cameron from Kentucky, have filed a brief supporting President Donald Trump's challenge to a group of votes that were cast in Pennsylvania.

Around the Nation

1. Trump Fires Defense Secretary Esper; Biden Urges Americans To "Wear a Mask"

2. Supreme Court To Hear Challenge To Affordable Care Act With New Conservative Majority

3. Pfizer Says Early Data Signals COVID-19 Vaccine Is 90% Effective

Bluegrass Buzz

Millions of people watched Jeopardy! every weeknight on television in the 36 years that Alex Trebek hosted of the answer-and-question game show. Others, including many from Kentucky, were lucky enough to meet him while competing as a contestant. Trebek died Sunday, Nov. 8, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 80 years old.  

University of Kentucky student Zach Atwell, left, with late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek in 2017. Atwell was then a senior economics major at UK and a contestant in the show's College Championship. (Submitted photo)