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ws/2020/jul/23/china-aggression-opens-doors-us-asiak (7/23, Glenn, 492K) reports that a March port call by the USS Theodore Roosevelt in to Da Nang, Vietnam "may be remembered in the long run as a milestone in a major power shift in Asia." The Roosevelt, "only the second U.S. aircraft carrier to make a

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit

even children, more fatalities from the yearlong pandemic than the number of Americans who died on the battlefield in World War I, World War II, and Vietnam combined." President Biden: "The people we lost were extraordinary. They spanned generations. Just like that, so many of them took their final brea

meet with a fellow attorney general in Utah" for a "previously planned meeting." His wife, state Sen. Angela Paxton (R), joined him on the trip. The Chronicle says this "marks the third instance of a Texas public official leaving the state during the disaster that affected nearly every one of the state's

increased its activities there in recent years as China asserts its territorial claims in the area in conflict with neighbouring countries including Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Brunei and Taiwan." Taiwanese Jets Demonstrate Readiness To Repel Chinese Attack. Reuters (1/26, Lee) reports, "Armed

onwide order marks Paxton's first win in what he's predicted will be a string of legal action against the Biden EFTA00148107 administration." The Chronicle calls the ruling "a bright spot...for Paxton," who tweeted, "Within 6 days of Biden's inauguration, Texas has HALTED his illegal deportation freeze.

ggression Opening Doors For US. The Washington Times (7/23, Glenn, 492K) reports that a March port call by the USS Theodore Roosevelt in to Da Nang, Vietnam "may be remembered in the long run as a milestone in a major power shift in Asia." The Roosevelt, "only the second U.S. aircraft carrier to make a p

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit

y formed philanthropic group aimed at fighting racism against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders." Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D-FL), who was born in Vietnam, writes in USA Today (5/20, 12.7M), "I grew up in a trailer park in rural Virginia, virtually the only Asian family in a mostly white community. Li

e in October 2019 after they sent "collected DNA for genealogy testing." Darnell's DNA matched that of an "unknown male on Purchase's remains." The Chronicle notes the FBI identified Purchase's remains in 1986 about three years after they were discovered. EFTA00149735 Minnesota Man Faces Murder Charge

"the statement is not explicit on US military aid, but leaves open the possibility that the United States might come to the defense of nations like Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines if clashes erupt because of Chinese aggression." The Washington Times (7/13, Lee, Baldor, 492K) recalls that "previou

in a City Hall corruption investigation, has been sued over alleged unpaid rent at his closed restaurant Lefty's Ballpark Buffet." According to the Chronicle, "Bovis and his wife, Connie Morris, allegedly failed to pay more than $221,000 in rent for the Lefty's location at 145 Jefferson St. in Fisherman's

ggression Opening Doors For US. The Washington Times (7/23, Glenn, 492K) reports that a March port call by the USS Theodore Roosevelt in to Da Nang, Vietnam "may be remembered in the long run as a milestone in a major power shift in Asia." The Roosevelt, "only the second U.S. aircraft carrier to make a p

ed-Smith, 730K) reports, "A Houston Police narcotics officer is under investigation and has been relieved of duty, officials said." According to the Chronicle, "The officer, Juan Martinez, joined the department in 2005. He is assigned to the narcotics division and was relieved July 16, spokesman Kese Smit