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for over three months. Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, the record for weekly unemployment filings was 695,000 in 1982. [ABC] • Former Vice President Joe Biden tore into President Donald Trump Thursday on the incumbent's signature issue, the economy, seeking to cast him as a divisive and incompetent leader

5,000 in 1982. [ABC] • Former Vice President Joe Biden tore into President Donald Trump Thursday on the

s 695,000 in 1982. [ABC] • Former Vice President Joe Biden tore into President Donald Trump Thursday o

s and kickbacks in exchange for ordering millions of dollars in genetic tests, federal authorities said Thursday. Yitzachok "Barry" Kurtzer, 60, of Monsey operated an office in Scranton, PA, as did another physician, Lee Besen, 64, of Waverly, PA, U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Craig Carpenito said. [Con

a country, you probably have to vote for 'Sleepy' Joe Biden, because he doesn't know what's happening.

r-left cities where they have no understanding of what has to be done. If that's what you want for a country, you probably have to vote for 'Sleepy' Joe Biden, because he doesn't know what's happening. But you're not going to have it with me." He noted a rise in shootings in cities such as Chicago, New Yor

to make his pitch to the National Association of Police Organizations" at Monday's White House event "as to why the group should endorse him" over Biden. McEnany Criticizes Ocasio-Cortez For Comments Linking Poverty To Violent Crime. The Washington Examiner (7/13, Mastrangelo, 448K) reports McEnany

other with Terri Haines, of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. The third complaint charges Yitzachok `Barry' Kurtzer, 60, and Robin Kurtzer, 59, both of Monsey, New York; Amber Harris, 28, of Scranton, Pennsylvania; and Shanelyn Kennedy, 25, of Scranton, Pennsylvania. `Health Care fraud costs our country b

rom Executive Editor Dean Baguet, Managing Editor Joe Kahn and Deputy Managing Editor Matthew Purdy. "W

uilty each to one count of conspiring against the United States, prosecutors announced. They must also make restitution totaling $3.3 million. The Monsey and Spring Valley residents billed the government for telecommunications equipment and services that were not actually provided to Jewish religious