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"sought to quell rumors that federal agents are coming to Detroit to take on anti-police brutality protests in the wake of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis. His comments also clarify remarks that the White House posted on its website late Wednesday about President Trump's initiative to fight inner city

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"sought to quell rumors that federal agents are coming to Detroit to take on anti-police brutality protests in the wake of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis. His comments also clarify remarks that the White House posted on its website late Wednesday about President Trump's initiative to fight inner city

ginal plans were never tenable. NBC Nightly NewsVi (7/23, story 2, 1:05, Holt, 5.52M) referred to "a rare retreat from...Trump" and the CNBC (7/23, Dzhanova, 3.62M) website as a "staggering turnaround," while Jonathan Karl of ABC World News TonightVi (7/23, story 2, 0:40, Muir, 6.89M) described him as "r

r Tribune (9/20, Jany, Webster, 1.04M) reports that according to its analysis of police statistics, "violent crime has surged to record highs across Minneapolis this year, rising in more prosperous neighborhoods that typically experience few such incidents while continuing to exact the heaviest toll in the

rom authorities, while critics say lenders are checking off boxes without taking meaningful steps to stop financial crime." Business Insider (9/20, Dzhanova, 3.67M) reports the documents show "how some of the world's biggest banks have for years facilitated the movement of dirty money." This article list