Evening Edition: ‘What in the hell are we doing’: GOP in disarray over virus spending
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A major intraparty rift widened between the White House and Senate Republicans as they stumbled to formulate a unified coronavirus budget plan, lacking any agreement on goals, parameters, or even deadlines.
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There are critical gaps in the data needed to track and control the pandemic, according to an analysis overseen by a former top Obama administration health official.
A record 69 percent say black people and other minorities are not treated as equal to white people in the criminal justice system, a Washington Post-ABC News poll finds.
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The administration said undocumented immigrants should not be counted to determine congressional apportionment. Experts said such an action would be impossible to implement.
This, finally, is the week big-time team sports return to American life. And they're returning at a time when the United States is a dot at the upper right corner of the global coronavirus case chart.
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