Friday's Headlines: Suspect in Portland slaying killed when authorities moved to arrest him, official says
After a summer of protests and confrontation, Portland braces again for more unrest; 7 police officers suspended in death of Black man in Rochester, N.Y.; White George Washington professor admits she falsely claimed Black identity ; Biden, in Kenosha, vows that America will address racism and 'original sin' of slavery; After Trump's remarks, election officials warn that trying to vote twice is a crime and could undermine the system; Governor's party is biggest factor on state mask mandates, study finds; I was the woman surrounded by BLM protesters at a D.C. restaurant. Here's why I didn't raise my fist.; The U.S. military builds a bulwark against Trump; Standard metrics won't suffice. Here's how to measure Trump's failures so they register with right-wingers. ; Trump's trying to scare up a win in November. Don't assume it will work.; Why is the Trump administration enabling Erdogan's Turkey?; New evidence of China's concentration camps shows its hardening resolve to wipe out the Uighurs; Trump said U.S. soldiers injured and killed in war were 'losers,' magazine reports; Justice Department could file antitrust lawsuit against Google this month; New book argues that Trump has been a player in the murky world of dirty money; Joe Biden's task in the Midwest
The president's suggestion that supporters cast a ballot by mail and at polling sites marked his latest attempts to impugn the integrity of mail-in voting.
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The expected filing would come after Attorney General William P. Barr overruled dozens of federal attorneys who signaled the U.S. government was not ready to bring such a landmark case.
Tom Burgis's new book, "Kleptopia: How Dirty Money is Conquering the World," is a must-read for anyone wanting to better understand what has already happened here in America and what lies ahead if President Trump is reelected.
How presidential candidates are shifting their focus to the Midwest. How the pandemic is making us pay more for less at the grocery store. And how grocery store workers morale is at an all-time low.
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