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Man facing charges after damaging Oregon Historical Society in Portland protests

An Indiana man has been charged after allegedly using a metal baton to smash out windows at the Oregon Historical Society and Portland State University during protests throughout the city on Sunday. Read More

Amid rising Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations, local US leaders and public health experts worry of a coming surge

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With 33 states reporting a rise in new Covid-19 cases and a nationwide uptick in hospitalizations, local officials worry this could be the beginning of the coming surge experts have warned about. Read More

NYPD tells officers to prepare for deployment in expectation of election protests

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The commissioner of the New York Police Department told all uniformed members to prepare to be deployed for protests before and after next month’s presidential election, according to an internal memo obtained by CNN. Read More

Trump behaved as though the deadly pandemic was a memory in front of a packed-in crowd, even with chilling new warnings about the resurgent coronavirus

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Donald Trump on Monday launched a three-week quest to save his presidency, behaving as though the pandemic that has killed 215,000 Americans was already a memory in front of a packed-in crowd — even amid chilling new warnings about the resurgent virus. Read More

The Senate's quiet shift on religious freedom vs. abortion

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• Opinion: Democrats know they will lose on Barrett, but are aiming for a bigger win • 5 takeaways from Barrett’s Senate hearing • Opinion: There is no good case against confirming Barrett • ‘Let me tell you a political secret …’ Klobuchar blasts hearing Read More

The company did not say what the unexplained illness was, but one point of clinical trials is to find out if vaccines cause dangerous side effects

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• A vaccine can provide better immunity than an actual infection. Here’s why. Read More

The company did not say what the unexplained illness was, but one point of clinical trials is to find out if vaccines cause dangerous side effects

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• A vaccine can provide better immunity than an actual infection. Here’s why. Read More

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Man facing charges after damaging Oregon Historical Society in Portland protests

Amid rising Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations, local US leaders and public health experts worry of a coming surge

NYPD tells officers to prepare for deployment in expectation of election protests

Trump behaved as though the deadly pandemic was a memory in front of a packed-in crowd, even with chilling new warnings about the resurgent coronavirus

The Senate's quiet shift on religious freedom vs. abortion

The Senate's quiet shift on religious freedom vs. abortion

How 2020 may reconfigure politics in the Southwest

White woman calls the wife of Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor the n-word while grocery shopping

The company did not say what the unexplained illness was, but one point of clinical trials is to find out if vaccines cause dangerous side effects

The company did not say what the unexplained illness was, but one point of clinical trials is to find out if vaccines cause dangerous side effects