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India is "'gasping for breath,' in the words of one overwhelmed nurse. The country's second wave is now the world's deadliest surge. In the capital Delhi, hospitals overwhelmed, out of oxygen, shutting the door to people battling the virus. Other centers using cardboard for beds, or forced to treat p

ourthouse in downtown Minneapolis, referred to only as Juror 96." In his Washington Post (4/23, 10.52M) column, Colbert I. King says he was "glad...Chauvin was found guilty of murder in the death of George Floyd. But my reaction was also unsettling. Feelings of relief, thanksgiving and, yes, surprise sh

m in the eastern city of Muzaffarpur said it was being overwhelmed with bodies, and grieving families had to wait their turn. A crematorium east of Delhi built funeral pyres in its parking lot." According to the New York Times (4/22, Bengali, 20.6M), "On Thursday, the Indian government recorded 2,104

ecorded Him At His Job. • Parties Divided Over Scope Of Proposed Capitol Riot Commission. PROTESTS • Alternate Juror Says She Would Have Convicted Chauvin. COUNTER-TERRORISM • New York Subway Pipe Bomber Sentenced To Life In Prison. • US Postal Service Reportedly Tracking Americans' Social Media Post

11 attacks, to India but he was allowed time to file a motion against the extradition. The article added that as part of his first official visit to Delhi on Monday and Tuesday, Director Wray will have one-on-one meetings with Gupta, Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) director Praveen Sood, chiefs o

x trafficking charges, the Bureau of Prisons is again under scrutiny for failing to protect high-profile prisoners from harm. The article added that Chauvin, 47, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd in 2020, was hospitalized for a week after he was assaulted Nov. 24