Wednesday's Headlines: Price of remdesivir in drug firm’s hands despite U.S. funding
Trump says mask wearing is 'politically correct.' Biden calls him a 'fool.'; 'We were so ready': LGBT refugees in Kenya live in fear as global resettlement is put on hold; Top HHS watchdog being replaced by Trump says inspectors general must work free from political intrusion; The federal government fiddles as covid-19 ravages Native Americans; It's not enough for Democrats to oppose hasty reopening. We need a rebuilding plan.; I'm a public defender in Manhattan. The Central Park video is all too familiar.; Another unarmed black man has died at the hands of police. When will it end?; Hell hath no fury like a president suckered; Pompeo's 'Madison Dinners' aren't scandalous. I went to one.; Twitter labels Trump's tweets with a fact check for the first time; Trump doubles down on conspiracy theory about woman's death, ignoring grieving widower's plea for peace; 4 Minneapolis officers fired after video shows one kneeling on neck of black man who later died; Spaceflight was always risky. No wonder NASA and SpaceX are on edge.; Trump wants to know 'within a week' whether N.C. can hold GOP convention; Hong Kong protesters defy heavy police crackdown to resist China's tightening grip
Critics say the government deserves more credit for tens of millions in public money spent to develop the drug used to treat some coronavirus patients.
About 10,000 people around the world are facing a delay in their plans to move to a safe third country. For some refugees, it's a few more months appended to years of waiting. For others, such as gay and transgender Ugandan refugees in Kenya, the delay comes with immediate risks.
President Trump's online stream of baseless allegations, misinformation and pseudoscience has intensified in recent weeks, sparking renewed calls for social media platforms to take action.
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Police Chief Medaria Arradondo he also decided to ask the FBI to investigate after receiving "additional information" about the incident from a community source.
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Wednesday's planned mission is an enormously risky endeavor whose failure could be a major setback for a growing commercial space industry and a devastating blow to SpaceX.
The president, who has threatened to pull the August event, ramped up his ultimatum to Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, who has followed federal guidelines in reopening his state.
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