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es, commercial-grade fireworks at officers and setting fires in the streets." Police arrested 23 people. The AP adds that "the protests have gripped Oregon's largest city for months since the police killing of George Floyd" and on Sunday night, "demonstrators in Portland...chanted the name Jacob Blake."

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reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called `a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a `dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other lead

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ral fees, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday. [Continue Reading] See also: Courier Times (Bucks County PA) KPTV-Fox (Portland, OR): "Oregon men, including dad who left kids to inject meth, sentenced in separate cases for illegal gun possession," Unattributed, July 09, 2020, 8:00 PM Thre

could keep them from casting ballots in November. [Continue Reading] See also: AP NYT: [EDITORIAL] "The Supreme Court Lets Trump Run Out the Clock," Editorial Board, July 09, 2020, 5:00 PM In two major cases on Thursday, the Supreme Court rejected President Trump's attempt to avoid all legal scrutiny of his fi

reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called 'a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a 'dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other leade

Vi Fresno, CA (8/27, 11K). EFTA00149240 WPost: CDC, FDA Allowing Trump To "Undermine" Public Health, "Humiliate" Them. The Washington Post (8/27, Editorial Board, 14.2M) editorializes that the CDC and FDA "should be at the forefront of public trust in battling the coronavirus pandemic. But in the past week,

s, commercial-grade fireworks at officers and setting fires in the streets." Police arrested 23 people. The AP adds that "the protests have gripped Oregon's largest city for months since the police killing of George Floyd" and on Sunday night, "demonstrators in Portland...chanted the name Jacob Blake."

ays, "the truth is, we can't afford to rush." WPost, NYTimes, WSJoumal Divided On FDA's Decision. On its editorial page, the Washington Post (8/24, Editorial Board, 14.2M) says the use of convalescent plasma therapy so far shows "promising signals from exploratory studies but not full results from a randomized

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reports "Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler took aim Wednesday at what he called `a few dozen individuals engaged in violence' who he said have allowed the Oregon city to be wrongly portrayed as a dark dystopia' by President Trump and others." Wheeler "took some of the blame himself, saying he and other leader

K) and KSEE-TVVi Fresno, CA (8/27, 11K). WPost: CDC, FDA Allowing Trump To "Undermine" Public Health, "Humiliate" Them. The Washington Post (8/27, Editorial Board, 14.2M) editorializes that the CDC and FDA "should be at the forefront of public trust in battling the coronavirus pandemic. But in the past week,

s, commercial-grade fireworks at officers and setting fires in the streets." Police arrested 23 people. The AP adds that "the protests have gripped Oregon's largest city for months since the police killing of George Floyd" and on Sunday night, "demonstrators in Portland...chanted the name Jacob Blake."

ays, "the truth is, we can't afford to rush." WPost, NYTimes, WSJoumal Divided On FDA's Decision. On its editorial page, the Washington Post (8/24, Editorial Board, 14.2M) says the use of convalescent plasma therapy so far shows "promising signals from exploratory studies but not full results from a randomized