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lored house where she has lived for 53 years on Sunday afternoon and saw something that made her freeze in fear." An officer "was aiming his gun at Jacob Blake, her neighbor, as he tried to get into his car with three of his children in the back seat. The officer grabbed him by his shirt and fired several t

<https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-trump/trump-does-not-plart-to-concede-any-time-soon- aides-and-allies-indicate-idUSKBN27N0YE> (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

ne court records, prosecutors abandoned "a felony third-degree sexual assault charge and a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge against 29-year-old Jacob Blake." The AP adds that "in exchange, Blake pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct, and Judge Bruce Schroeder" gave him a two-yea

Reuters <https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election/trump-finally-gives-the- green-light-to-proceed-with-biden-transition-idUSKBN2830EB> (11/23, Mason, Hunnicutt) similarly says EFTA00137317 Trump's tweet "was the closest he has come to admitting defeat," as does a front-page Washington Post <ht

cial justice after the deaths of several Black Americans at the hands of the police, including George Floyd in Minnesota, and the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin." Armenian Troops In Nagorno-Karabakh Feel Loss Of Azerbaijan Territory. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/world/eu

ation," as well as "the first acknowledgment...from anywhere in the Trump Administration of Biden's status as the President-elect." Reuters (11/23, Mason, Hunnicutt) similarly says Trump's tweet "was the closest he has come to admitting defeat," as does a front-page Washington Post (11/23, Al, Hambur

cial justice after the deaths of several Black Americans at the hands of the police, including George Floyd in Minnesota, and the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin." Armenian Troops In Nagorno-Karabakh Feel Loss Of Azerbaijan Territory. The Washington Post (11/22, Cookman, Dixon, 14.2M) reports,

orters who want the vice president to use the moment to overturn the will of the voters in a handful of critical battleground states." Reuters (1/5, Mason) reports, "Trump ramped up pressure on Pence on Tuesday to block Congress' certification of the November election results. ... But the vice preside

Law Enforcement Prepare For Possible Violence As Trump Supports Flock To DC For Protests. • Kenosha DA Will Not Bring Charges In Police Shooting Of Jacob Blake. • FBI Says It Was Unaware Agent Was Interrogating Legislative Staffer About Conversation On Legislation. • Continuing Coverage: Wray Urged To Inv

President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

ne court records, prosecutors abandoned "a felony third-degree sexual assault charge and a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge against 29-year-old Jacob Blake." The AP adds that "in exchange, Blake pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct, and Judge Bruce Schroeder" gave him a two-ye

were distributed from July 1 to Aug. 24 in the second round, which ends Aug. 31." The third round "begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31." Reuters (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperi

olored house where she has lived for 53 years on Sunday afternoon and saw something that made her freeze in fear." An officer "was aiming his gun at Jacob Blake, her neighbor, as he tried to get into his car with three of his children in the back seat. The officer grabbed him by his shirt and fired several

were distributed from July 1 to Aug. 24 in the second round, which ends Aug. 31." The third round "begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31." Reuters (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperi

olored house where she has lived for 53 years on Sunday afternoon and saw something that made her freeze in fear." An officer "was aiming his gun at Jacob Blake, her neighbor, as he tried to get into his car with three of his children in the back seat. The officer grabbed him by his shirt and fired several

President's campaign manager, on Saturday "told campaign staff that the fight was not over and there were actions that could help." Reuters (11/8, Mason, Shalal) similarly reports that on Saturday, Trump "and his allies made one thing clear: he does not plan to concede anytime soon." In another artic

ne court records, prosecutors abandoned "a felony third-degree sexual assault charge and a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge against 29-year-old Jacob Blake." The AP adds that "in exchange, Blake pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct, and Judge Bruce Schroeder" gave him a two-ye