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It is the third coup in West Africa since May.
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A felony warrant sought a White man, but police arrested a Black man with similar name, lawsuit says
Shane Lee Brown, a Black man, filed a lawsuit alleging that police mistook him for a White man with a similar name — and jailed him for almost a week.
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Netflix, Peloton and other companies were wildly popular when people first started working from home. Now they are under pressure.
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The Virginia governor invoked the biblical call to “love your neighbor” as school systems struggled with strong reactions to his order, but he also fanned the flames of partisan division in the face of court challenges and protests.
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