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ts website that President Biden and Vice President Harris "met on Tuesday with the family of George Floyd exactly one year after he was killed by a Minneapolis police officer, sparking nationwide protests against racism and police brutality." Floyd's brother, Philonise Floyd, "told reporters the family had

related criminal cases remain unresolved." The Post says that in "citing examples of other cases being dismissed following a presidential reprieve," Torres "granted Bannon's application — saying in a seven-page ruling that Trump's pardon was valid and that `dismissal of the Indictment is the proper cou

y. • Oklahoma Police Officers Charged With Murder After Using Stun Gun On Man More Than 50 Times. • NYTimes Al: A Month After George Floyd's Death, Minneapolis Still Struggles To Understand Violent Aftermath. • Kansas Police Officer Was Paid A $70,000 Severance After Killing Unarmed Teen Driver. • Dallas

ht against the virus wasn't close to being done. Hafeez's brother, Ajaz Asgarally, said, "She couldn't talk. Her memory wasn't there." According to Torres, "Doctors are now learning that recovery for COVID patients can take months, especially for those who have been on ventilators." Dr. Susan Maltser o

ABLE OF CONTENTS LEADING THE NEWS • Kenosha's Police Chief Blames Deadly Shooting On Protesters Breaking Curfew. PROTESTS • Rioting Breaks Out In Minneapolis After False Rumor About Police Shooting. • Biden Accuses Trump Of "Rooting For More Violence." • Evers Deploys Guard, Asks Other States To Send Tro

s (8/27, McDermid, Maturen) says "relative calm returned to Kenosha...after multiple nights of looting and two deaths," and USA Today (8/27, Miller, Torres, Yancey-Bragg, 10.31M), among other news outlets, runs a similar analysis. Elderly Man Brutally Assaulted By Looters Monday Night. The Kenosha (WI)

deral prosecutors have charged in connection with incidents during the unrest that gripped Philadelphia after the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis." Trump Bemoans Ongoing Violence In "Democrat-Run Cities," Cites Threat To Religion. President Trump took to Twitter yesterday to write, "The Radic

7/19, story 6, 2:25, Snow, 4.36M) reported that "experts are warning fewer kids are getting routine vaccinations because of coronavirus fears." NBC (Torres) added, "The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases reports the overall number of well-child office visits is down by about 50 percent since t

ppeared in 2009 and 2010. Home-Invasion Murder Suspect's Blood on Doorknob Led to Arrest Four Decades Later Fox News (07/24, Conklin) reported that Minneapolis police say they have cracked a 1984 cold-case murder and assault thanks to new DNA technology. The article stated that authorities named Matthew Rus

ng twin tracks: the trade of drugs and extorted commissary items inside the walls, and the exchange of money on the outside. The article stated that Torres took sole control over the jails after Mexican Mafia member, Armando "Perico" Ochoa, a high-ranking member of the MS-13 gang was sent to prison, th

(8/4, Schultz, 27.59M) reports on its website that the FBI has opened "more than 300 domestic terrorism investigations since George Floyd's death in Minneapolis kicked off nationwide unrest and riots, a federal attorney revealed Tuesday in a hearing on Capitol Hill." Erin Nealy Cox, a US Attorney tapped by

s-long investigation. The Daily Beast first reported on the investigation in 2019, and cleveland.com did shortly after." WPLG-TV Miami (8/4, Ramos, Torres, 223K) reports from Miami, "FBI agents raided a 55th- floor office overlooking Biscayne Bay on Tuesday in downtown Miami. The search for evidence is

nforcement At Its Events." • Rising Violence Leading To Increased Calls For Police Investment. • Police Departments Readying For Violent Summer. • Minneapolis Suburb In Which Wright Was Shot To Vote On Resolution Regarding Policing. • NYTimes Analysis: Custody Deaths Of Black Individuals Attributed To Sick

o commit cyberstalking and perjury." INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Reputed Drug Kingpin Pleads Guilty To Cocaine Trafficking. The Daily Mail (UK) (5/14, Torres, 4.11M) reported that reputed "Colombian drug kingpin" Roman Narvaez has "pleaded guilty to trafficking tons of cocaine to the United States with th

ts website that President Biden and Vice President Harris "met on Tuesday with the family of George Floyd exactly one year after he was killed by a Minneapolis police officer, sparking nationwide protests against racism and police brutality." Floyd's brother, Philonise Floyd, "told reporters the family had

related criminal cases remain unresolved." The Post says that in "citing examples of other cases being dismissed following a presidential reprieve," Torres "granted Bannon's application — saying in a seven-page ruling that Trump's pardon was valid and that 'dismissal of the Indictment is the proper cou

number to do it is probably north of $40 billion. Gross: So you think it's much higher. Russ: I would say it's probably 45 right now. NY I went to Minneapolis to meet the new chair and CEO of our housing authority to get his take on what it will take to fix our struggling public housing system, a system th

have to be on the ground, on call, 24/7. It is one of the most demanding positions in the country," Councilman Ritchie Tones told the Norwood News. Torres would've wanted to look elsewhere for a NYCHA chair, pointing out that a successful would be "someone who has experienced managing real estate on a

is probably north of $40 billion. EFTA00067646 Gross: So you think it's much higher. Russ: I would say it's probably 45 right now. NY I went to Minneapolis to meet the new chair and CEO of our housing authority to get his take on what it will take to fix our struggling public housing system, a system th

ave to be on the ground, on call, 24/7. It is one of the most demanding positions in the country," Councilman Ritchie Torres told the Norwood News. Torres would've wanted to look elsewhere for a NYCHA chair, pointing out that a successful would be "someone who has experienced managing real estate on a