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kashenko is being "tested" by "the biggest demonstrations in the country's history" and on Sunday "as many as 100,000 protesters poured into central Minsk...a powerful show of defiance in a country with only 9.5 million people." Still, the Times says, the "security apparatus...has so far shown no sign

DNI, the director of the FBI, and the Treasury Department "have each publicly confirmed that Russia is working to influence the 2020 U.S. election." Sherman argues that of the "limited actions the administration has a taken to respond to Russian's malign activity, few of them have imposed any meaningful

k- 0a191263da30185921baad671f2 1848d> (10/19) reports that for the third straight Monday, "about 3,000 retirees rallied in the Belarusian capital of Minsk...to demand the resignation of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko as mass protests of a disputed election continue to roil the country." I

FTA00137428 The AP <https://apnews.com/article/donald-trump-politics-census-2020-us-supreme-court-courts- 646d4f2568ad89f5cc49e40c0006b767> (11/30, Sherman) reports that on Monday, Supreme Court justices "sounded skeptical" that President Trump "could categorically exclude people living in the country i

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NI, the director of the FBI, and the Treasury Department "have each publicly confirmed that Russia is working to influence the 2020 U.S. election." Sherman argues that of the "limited actions the administration has a taken to respond to Russian's malign activity, few of them have imposed any meaningful

gainst Lukashenko In Belarus. The AP (10/19) reports that for the third straight Monday, "about 3,000 retirees rallied in the Belarusian capital of Minsk...to demand the resignation of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko as mass protests of a disputed election continue to roil the country." I

e coronavirus has triggered the disorder in certain individuals. Media Analyses: Justices "Skeptical" Of Trump's Census Count Plan. The AP (11/30, Sherman) reports that on Monday, Supreme Court justices "sounded skeptical" that President Trump "could categorically exclude people living in the country i

fficers denied that charge during their interrogation." Retirees Rally Against Lukashenko. The AP (11/30) reports "hundreds of retirees rallied" in Minsk on Monday against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, demanding that he "resign after he won a sixth term in office in an election the oppos

psey said." Newsweek (8/24, Watts, 1.53M) also shared the full statement by TikTok. Also reporting are USA Today (8/24, Brown, 10.31M), CNBC (8/24, Sherman, 3.62M), and The Washington Examiner (8/24, Dunleavy, 448K). Zoom Experienced Outages During First Day Of School For Many. The CBS Evening NewsVI

ashenko is being "tested" by "the biggest demonstrations in the country's history" and on Sunday "as many as 100,000 protesters poured into central Minsk...a powerful show of defiance in a country with only 9.5 million people." Still, the Times says, the "security apparatus...has so far shown no sign

e coronavirus has triggered the disorder in certain individuals. Media Analyses: Justices "Skeptical" Of Trump's Census Count Plan. The AP (11/30, Sherman) reports that on Monday, Supreme Court justices "sounded skeptical" that President Trump "could categorically exclude people living in the country i

fficers denied that charge during their interrogation." Retirees Rally Against Lukashenko. The AP (11/30) reports "hundreds of retirees rallied" in Minsk on Monday against Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, demanding that he "resign after he won a sixth term in office in an election the oppos

NI, the director of the FBI, and the Treasury Department "have each publicly confirmed that Russia is working to influence the 2020 U.S. election." Sherman argues that of the "limited actions the administration has a taken to respond to Russian's malign activity, few of them have imposed any meaningful

gainst Lukashenko In Belarus. The AP (10/19) reports that for the third straight Monday, "about 3,000 retirees rallied in the Belarusian capital of Minsk...to demand the resignation of authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko as mass protests of a disputed election continue to roil the country." I

psey said." Newsweek (8/24, Watts, 1.53M) also shared the full statement by TikTok. Also reporting are USA Today (8/24, Brown, 10.31M), CNBC (8/24, Sherman, 3.62M), and The Washington Examiner (8/24, Dunleavy, 448K). Zoom Experienced Outages During First Day Of School For Many. The CBS Evening NewsVI

ashenko is being "tested" by "the biggest demonstrations in the country's history" and on Sunday "as many as 100,000 protesters poured into central Minsk...a powerful show of defiance in a country with only 9.5 million people." Still, the Times says, the "security apparatus...has so far shown no sign