Tuesday's Headlines: Biden’s attempts to please everyone could lead to bitter fights among Democrats
House Oversight Committee will investigate DeJoy's campaign fundraising; In a mostly White genre, country artist Mickey Guyton has a breakout moment; Right-wing activists gather near Portland for pro-Trump 'cruise rally'; Texas high school criticized over Cotton Pickers team name ; For pediatricians, covid-19 presents a thorny problem; Four more years of Trump's contempt for competence would be devastating; Trump is shouting his racism. He must be stopped.; Trump huffs and puffs, but his campaign is built of strawmen; Pay attention to Trump's real successes, not media distractions; Daniel Prude's death is a nightmare scenario for Black families like mine; Facing both covid-19 and racism, Black women are carrying a particularly heavy burden ; Records shed light on online harassment of Jamal Khashoggi before his killing; The 19 children he never expected to meet; Colleges should offer a major in sports. It could solve some problems.; Trump has a long history of disparaging military service; We love to laugh at 'Florida Man.' But should we?
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.
The announcement by the panel's chairwoman late Monday followed a Washington Post report that Louis DeJoy urged employees at his former business to give to GOP candidates and then boosted their bonuses to defray the cost.
The singer-songwriter of "Black Like Me" and "What Are You Gonna Tell Her?" has become country music's go-to person for guidance during America's reckoning with racial injustice.
More than 1,000 supporters of President Trump, including some aligned with white nationalist extremist groups, gathered in a show of force against left-wing protesters.
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Hundreds of Arabic Twitter accounts hurled bile and threats at the Saudi dissident before his disappearance. Some say the verbal attacks may have violated U.S. law.
Revelations from a genealogy web site raise tough questions for a former sperm donor, highlighting the promises and perils of online genetic databases.
We've taken one of the most critical fields of human learning and dumbed it down with our own prejudices and guilt. Imagine if we turned this all on its head.
Long before the president's views of the military would emerge as a flash point in his 2020 reelection campaign, Trump had an extensive track record of incendiary and disparaging remarks about veterans and military service.
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