Evening Edition: Biden’s attempts to please everyone could lead to bitter fights among Democrats
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Joe Biden's all-things-to-all-people approach has helped him unify his party. But it is laying the groundwork for internal battles, while Wall Street leaders plan to have their way with a president many expect to be unusually susceptible to outside pressure.
In a wide-ranging news conference, the president also weighed in on the progress of a coronavirus vaccine, as well as his relationship with the nation's military.
Polling in the swing state shows declining support for protests of the police shooting of Jacob Blake. And interviews with voters revealed that President Trump's "law-and-order" message is hardening at least part of his support base.
Although college sports revenue nearly doubled during the period studied, the players did not see a comparable increase in benefits, data show. "It's morally bankrupt," the study's lead author said.
Alexei Navalny, who was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent similar to Novichok, was brought out of an induced coma, and his condition has improved, German doctors said.
The verdicts came after a trial that was closed to the public and that failed to meet international standards, human rights groups said. The court late last year cleared two top aides to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman whom prosecutors had linked to the killing.
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