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Newton has become brighter blue. Jasper is deeper red. Density, diplomas and diversity explain why.
The FixAnalysis
Trump’s communications team on Sunday took issue with a Washington Post report about President-elect Joe Biden’s new all-female senior communications team. Its argument: We actually did it first.
Three lower courts have ruled against the president, and a fourth said the time was not ripe for a decision on the question’s merits.
Parnas, whose ties to Rudolph W. Giuliani became a focal point in President Trump’s impeachment, is accused of defrauding investors in a start-up that claimed to offer fraud-protection services.
Analysis
It's not just the fringe outlets carrying his water. President Trump’s claims are also not vetted on Fox News.
In response to villagers capturing one of their own, Boko Haram gunmen on motorbikes stormed the village of Koshobe on Saturday, killing at least 110 people in one of the region’s deadliest attacks in years.
The incident comes amid a national debate about the value of filming officers on active duty.
The corpses of culled so-called “zombiemink” surfaced because of improper burial in Denmark. So far, no mutation has been detected in U.S. minks, and health and agricultural experts agree the risk of humans contracting the virus from minks is low.
Leslie and Patricia McWaters’s daughter said they felt “extremely regretful” for not taking the coronavirus more seriously.
The photographer who shot the image, Go Nakamura, said he hoped seeing the moment would bring to light the reality of what is happening inside hospitals during the pandemic.
While it could be weeks before the region sees the effect of Thanksgiving travel, D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) pointed to a nationwide jump in cases that is still being felt in the nation’s capital.
Any bill that hasn’t received initial approval by the end of Tuesday’s legislative meeting will be dead for the year, though it can be revived in a future session.
Capital Weather Gang
Monday’s storm was the seventh time in 2020 that the city has had at least two inches of rain in one day. That’s a record for a calendar year, surpassing the previous mark of six such days in 1886 and 1878.
Weekly unemployment statistics have been plagued by backlogs, fraud and inconsistent data reporting state by state, making them a seriously flawed measurement, the GAO said.
Investors were bullish on promising vaccine news, the formal start of the White House transition and the selection of Janet Yellen to head Treasury.
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Kieboom quietly retired at 28 when he felt he could no longer reach his goal of becoming a major league regular.
“I used to play basketball on an old hoop like that, and I know it can be tricky to get the ball through a bent rim,” said FedEx driver Aubrey Robinson.