How the Coronavirus Spread Through One Immigration Facility
Symptomatic detainees were mixed with others.
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Fires Set, Fences Moved: Police Call Portland Protest a Riot
The fire at the Portland Police Association building was put out a short time later.
Oregon Sues Feds Over Portland Protests as Unrest Continues
Federal agents used tear gas at least twice to break up crowds late Friday night.
Virus Rebounds Around the World, Deaths Top 600,000
Hong Kong issued tougher new rules on wearing face masks.
Roger Stone Calls Black Radio Host Racial Slur in Interview
Trump commuted Stone's sentence days before Stone was to report for detention.
Court Backs President’s Expansion of Cheap Health Insurance Plans
An insurer group said it would appeal.
Mnuchin Urges Swift Aid Bill; ex-Fed Chairs Want Bigger Deal
Former Federal Reserve Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen say Congress should do more to help the economy.
Surging Democrats Expand Senate Targets to GOP States
They might even be able to protect their most vulnerable incumbent, Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama.
Cost, Hassle of Stamps Questioned as Mail-in Voting Surges
The debate has become vehement in Ohio.
IMF: US Economy Will Drop 6.6% in 2020 in Face of Pandemic
The IMF expects the U.S. economy to rebound to 3.9% growth next year.