... so afraid to come through Ferguson. Over the last several months, we've seen more killings of black people in this country, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and others. We've seen international uprisings and reignited calls for change to policing and systemic racism. What do you think about ...
Candice Deo: I feel like the training, we should start weeding out these people in training. Christopher Booker: There were also signs to defund the police and disarm them. And calls to repeal 50-A, the New York State law that protects police personnel records, including misconduct allegations. This march ...
... of people in the U.S. do not view Floyd’s death — and the recent deaths of two other black people, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, who was shot by police in McConnell’s home state of Kentucky — as “isolated incidents.” For many Americans, these killings are “the latest disturbing ...
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz acknowledged the protesters' frustration, but called for peace. Rep. Tim Walz, D-Minn.: And now generations of pain is manifesting itself in front of the world. And the world is watching. We have to restore order to our society before we can start addressing the issues ...
... get unemployment benefits. Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, on Monday outlined a plan to allow the state's restaurants, retailers, movie theaters and malls to start letting customers trickle into their establishments starting Friday. He didn't address whether employees might lose their jobs if they didn't return to ...
“May she help us. May the virgin put her love over us and help us." - Regina Garcia Cano, Washington ___ Andrea Larson made $70,000 a year curating wine lists and suggesting pairings to customers at 5th & Taylor. But the popular Nashville restaurant closed its dining area, and working as ...
... very leery of doing something like in 2008," said Indiana Republican Sen. Mike Braun."Right now, the plan around here is basically to just to start shoveling money out of a helicopter," said Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb. "This is a bad idea. … We don't need a policy where ...
... very leery of doing something like in 2008," said Indiana Republican Sen. Mike Braun. "Right now, the plan around here is basically to just to start shoveling money out of a helicopter," said Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb. "This is a bad idea. … We don't need a policy where ...
... and endorsed Biden as the moderate alternative to Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders just the day before Super Tuesday. Bloomberg ran an unprecedented campaign from the start. His late entrance into the race in November prompted him to skip campaigning in the first four voting states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada ...
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