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One answer: on the streets of Atlanta, where a police chief meets protesters, vows reform and tells an angry crowd, ‘I’m with you.’
Category: Politics
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Divided Supreme Court still gives guidance on virus-related worship restrictions
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In pivotal role, Chief Justice John Roberts lays out what is acceptable for governments.
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Trump’s disruption campaign strategy | The 2020 Fix
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The Fix’s Amber Phillips breaks down how President Trump has tried to shift the focus away from the coronavirus pandemic as the 2020 campaign heats up.
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Supreme Court, in rare late-night ruling, says California may enforce certain restrictions on religious gatherings
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Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the court’s liberal justices in response to the emergency petition
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Wisconsin election officials agree to send voters ballot applications
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The decision marks a significant victory for those seeking to make it easier for voters to cast ballots by mail this fall.
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In George Floyd killing, Joe Biden seeks to project empathy as activists and party leaders demand details
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The former vice president’s favored position is counterpoint to President Trump but some want to hear what he would do as the nation’s leader.
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Louisville protesters decry police shooting that killed apartment resident
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City officials say police did not fire during the protest Thursday night and that the shots came from within the crowd.
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With ‘shooting’ tweet, Trump inflames rather than soothes tensions amid Minneapolis unrest
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Trump also abdicated the traditional role of an American president abroad on Friday by announcing he was “terminating” U.S. membership in the World Health Organization.
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CDC chief defends failure to spot early coronavirus spread in U.S.
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Robert R. Redfield says diagnostic testing would have made little difference, describing it like “looking for a needle in a haystack.”