Month: October 2020
More Than 9 Million Texans Cast Ballots Early, Topping State’s Total Turnout In 2016 – NPR
More Than 9 Million Texans Cast Ballots Early, Topping State’s Total Turnout In 2016 NPR The final push before Election Day CBS This Morning How to spot a red or blue ‘mirage’ in early election night results CNN SOS Jocelyn Benson: Michigan knows
Read MorePoland’s Constitutional Court Has Effectively Banned Abortion, But We Will Not Stop Fighting For Our Fundamental Rights
Poland’s anti-abortion laws have always been among the most restrictive in Europe. Until this week the procedure was only permitted when the pregnancy posed a threat to the woman’s life; if there was a fatal fetal abnormality or in cases
Read MoreStates Want to Approve COVID-19 Vaccines Themselves. Will That Lead to More Trust—Or Less?
Getting a COVID-19 vaccine—and fast—has been a main focus in the fight against the coronavirus. But when a vaccine is ultimately made available to the American public, California Governor Gavin Newsom said at a press conference last week, another factor
Read MoreJudge Orders Extradition of Kyle Rittenhouse, Teen Charged in Fatal Shooting of Kenosha Protesters
(WAUKEGAN, Ill.) — An Illinois judge on Friday ordered the extradition of a 17-year-old accused in the fatal shooting of two demonstrators in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The ruling in Kyle Rittenhouse’s case came after a hearing at the Lake County Courthouse
Read MoreWhite House Appoints 2020-2021 Class of White House Fellows – Whitehouse.gov
White House Appoints 2020-2021 Class of White House Fellows Whitehouse.gov
Read MoreAfter Months Of Questions, Key Operation Warp Speed Adviser’s Contract Emerges
Drug industry veteran Moncef Slaoui is a key figure in Operation Warp Speed’s push to develop COVID-19 coronavirus vaccines. His employment terms raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest. (Image credit: Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Read MoreThe Pandemic Is Costing Americans More Money Than Official Numbers Suggest
The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting the way Americans socialize, work and play—and how we spend money. Since March, virus-containment measures like lockdowns, quarantines and social distancing have altered our purchasing behavior, while the supply and demand of consumer goods—and the
Read More‘The Relationship Has Always Been Tense.’ Philadelphia’s Police Department Has a Troubling History With the City’s Black Community
Philadelphia is the latest American city to be at the center of racial tension and protests, after the Oct. 26 killing of another Black man by police officers. Since the shooting of 27-year-old Walter Wallace Jr. in a West Philadelphia
Read MoreDonald Trump Fought the Establishment—and Won – The White House
Donald Trump Fought the Establishment—and Won The White House
Read MoreIllinois judge orders Kyle Rittenhouse extradited to Kenosha County to face homicide charges – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Illinois judge orders Kyle Rittenhouse extradited to Kenosha County to face homicide charges Milwaukee Journal SentinelView Full Coverage on Google News
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