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ly used excessive force and discriminated against Black residents, dramatically escalating federal scrut

weeping civil rights investigation into allegations that the Memphis Police Department systematically used excessive force and discriminated against Black residents, dramatically escalating federal scrutiny seven months after Tyre Nichols' police beating death. According to the articles, Assistant U.S.

ork Post (07/27, Chamberlain, Christenson), The Hill (07/27, Beitsch), USA TODAY (07/27, Jackson, Herszenhorn), and the Washington Examiner (07/27, Deese). Justice Department Investigating Memphis Policing Methods, Months After Tyre Nichols' Death The Associated Press (07/27, Sainz, Mattise) and Was

recovery plans. Harris "has held events with the Black Chamber of Commerce and spoken directly with comm

n industry and other businesses about their inability to find enough workers as the U.S. economy begins to recover from the pandemic." NEC Director Deese "has highlighted the matter as a potential area for concern in internal conversations with the president's economic team," but Treasury Secretary Y

land, III on Wednesday ruled that Joshua Matthew Black of Alabama will remain behind bars; he was arres

ks. CNBC (1/26, Franck, 7.34M) reports on its website that in an interview for CNBC's Squawk Box from the White House Tuesday morning, NEC Director Deese indicated that the Biden Administration "could be open to adjusting eligibility levels for the next round of coronavirus stimulus checks to ensure

To Maintain Pressure On Administration. The Washington Post (1/24, Wootson, 10.52M) reports that days after Vice President Harris "became the first Black and south Asian woman to win a national election, racial justice activists are trying to balance their elation over having representation at the hig

nsus' on the need to act urgently on vaccine distribution." Politico adds that the call between "a bipartisan group of 16 senators" and NEC Director Deese, coronavirus coordinator Jeff Zients, and Louisa Terrell, head of White House legislative affairs, was "a sign that the Biden White House will be m

recovery plans. Harris "has held events with the Black Chamber of Commerce and spoken directly with comm

n industry and other businesses about their inability to find enough workers as the U.S. economy begins to recover from the pandemic." NEC Director Deese "has highlighted the matter as a potential area for concern in internal conversations with the president's economic team," but Treasury Secretary Y

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rease in decades." In a separate story, the Wall Street Journal (3/30, Schlesinger, Restuccia, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) quotes NEC Director Deese as saying, "The risk of doing too little outweighs the risk of doing too much. ... We're going to be unapologetic about that. Government must be a

ly used excessive force and discriminated against Black residents, dramatically escalating federal scrut

York Post (07/27, Chamberlain, Christenson), The Hill (07/27, Beitsch), USA TODAY (07/27, Jackson, Herszenhorn), and the Washington Examiner (07/27, Deese). Justice Department Investigating Memphis Policing Methods, Months After Tyre Nichols' Death The Associated Press (07/27, Sainz, Mattise) and Wash

yd, a former Trump campaign aide and director of Black Voices for Trump, confronted FBI agents. Accordin

mpis), CNBC (01/04, Mangan), CBS News (01/04, Gibson), FOX News (01/04, Overhuitz), The Hill (01/04, Robertson), and the Washington Examiner (01/04, Deese) also reported the story. Florida Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill Bay Area Rep. Eric Swalwell The Associated Press (01/04, Staff Writers) repo