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Criminal Case. • Oregon Woman Charged With Portland Police Union Arson. • Judge Issues New "Red Flag" Guidance After Indiana FedEx Shooting. • In Puerto Rico, Boxer Felix Verdejo Indicted In Lover's Death. • Maine Man Faces Child Porn Charges After Employer Contacts FBI. • City Officials Get Two Years In

iny there will be in regards to these projects. They are being carefully vetted." Fed Warns Rising Asset Prices Could Harm Investors. The AP (5/6, Crutsinger) reports a Federal Reserve report released Thursday "warn[ed] that prices of stocks and other financial assets are rising to levels that could set i

ropical Storm Isaias was "battering parts of the Caribbean" Thursday night, "and it's only going to get worse. Heavy rain is causing flash floods in Puerto Rico, and residents there are worried about possible mud slides." Isaias "is heading northwest and could approach Florida's east coast over the weekend.

ency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP <https://apnews.com/c1878e580f5acd2c0305e5236c4e3197> (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

opical Storm Isaias was "battering parts of the Caribbean" Thursday night, "and it's only going to get worse. Heavy rain is causing flash floods in Puerto Rico, and residents there are worried about possible mud slides." Isaias "is heading northwest and could approach Florida's east coast over the weekend.

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has

Criminal Case. • Oregon Woman Charged With Portland Police Union Arson. • Judge Issues New "Red Flag" Guidance After Indiana FedEx Shooting. • In Puerto Rico, Boxer Felix Verdejo Indicted In Lover's Death. • Maine Man Faces Child Porn Charges After Employer Contacts FBI. • City Officials Get Two Years In

iny there will be in regards to these projects. They are being carefully vetted." Fed Warns Rising Asset Prices Could Harm Investors. The AP (5/6, Crutsinger) reports a Federal Reserve report released Thursday "warn[ed] that prices of stocks and other financial assets are rising to levels that could set i

on. • Ten People Allegedly Sold Crack, Oxycodone In Ohio. • Two Men Accused Of Possessing Enough Fentanyl To Kill More Than 20,000 People. • Feds: Puerto Rico To Rhode Island Drug "Pipeline" Shut Down • Four People Charged With Plotting To Kill DEA Agent. • Former ICE Informant Facing Drug Charges. EFTA0

s run out while business activity remains depressed." Fed Survey Says Economic Activity Has Rebounded But Outlook Remains Uncertain. The AP (7/15, Crutsinger) reports the Federal Reserve "says economic activity has picked up in most regions of the country but still remains well below pre-pandemic levels w

y Of Selling Puerto Rico In Wake Of Hurricane Maria. USA Today (7/13, Cummings, 10.31M) reports President Trump "raised the possibility of selling Puerto Rico in 2017 after Hurricane Maria devastated the US territory, former Acting DHS Secretary Elaine Duke told The New York Times" in a story published Fri

block police funds from cities not enforcing immigration laws does not extend nationally." Federal Budget Deficit Hit $8646 In June. The AP (7/13, Crutsinger) says that on Monday, the Treasury Department "reported...that the deficit hit $864 billion last month, an amount of red ink that surpasses most ann

opical Storm Isaias was "battering parts of the Caribbean" Thursday night, "and it's only going to get worse. Heavy rain is causing flash floods in Puerto Rico, and residents there are worried about possible mud slides." Isaias "is heading northwest and could approach Florida's east coast over the weekend.

off as the pandemic pushed people to cancel non-emergency visits and procedures, triggering layoffs within the health care industry." The AP (7/30, Crutsinger, Wiseman) says, "The economy's collapse in the April-June quarter, stunning in its speed and depth, came as a resurgence of the viral outbreak has