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Wire Services Explained: The Invisible Engine of World News
Most world news in local papers starts life as agency copy. Here is how the supply chain behind the headlines actually works.

Most world news in local papers starts life as agency copy. Here is how the supply chain behind the headlines actually works.

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Committees, amendments, two chambers and a signature: the full path a proposal must travel before it is a statute.

The chancellery on the corner is a reporting post, a trade office and an emergency room for citizens, all at once.