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Month: April 2020

President Trump and VP Pence

Trump says small biz deal near, rejects testing complaints as U.S. virus deaths top 40,000

WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump opened Sunday’s coronavirus task force briefing by discussing the negotiations on Capitol Hill over additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program, saying a deal could be announced Monday. “We’re getting close to a deal,” Trump said of the possible $450 billion small business boost, which came amid word that

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How the pandemic gave blue states new leverage over Trump

Disregard presidential bluster, because decisions on re-starting America’s economy amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic reverse the familiar Donald Trump-era power equation: for better or worse, Democrats hold the cards. The Constitution obviates Trump’s empty boast last week of “total” power to end the coronavirus shutdowns. It’s the states and cities that issued shutdown orders that

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Blue Skies & Breezy Afternoon

El Paso, Texas- Expect a warm afternoon with westerly breezy winds with speeds between 10 to 20 mph, and possible gusts around 25 mph. Sunshine will be our best friend this week as we aren’t tracking any rain. Temperatures warming up to the mid 80s and near 90 degrees by Friday. Currently watching Tuesday, as

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Donald Trump’s stunning flip-flops

As a hotel and casino entrepreneur, Donald Trump had his fair share of grand openings. On October 26, 2016, for example, Trump officially unveiled the Trump International Hotel in the Old Post Office on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. “With the notable exception of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, this is the most coveted piece of real estate

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How the pandemic gave blue states new leverage over Trump

Disregard presidential bluster, because decisions on re-starting America’s economy amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic reverse the familiar Donald Trump-era power equation: for better or worse, Democrats hold the cards. The Constitution obviates Trump’s empty boast last week of “total” power to end the coronavirus shutdowns. It’s the states and cities that issued shutdown orders that

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How the pandemic gave blue states new leverage over Trump

Disregard presidential bluster, because decisions on re-starting America’s economy amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic reverse the familiar Donald Trump-era power equation: for better or worse, Democrats hold the cards. The Constitution obviates Trump’s empty boast last week of “total” power to end the coronavirus shutdowns. It’s the states and cities that issued shutdown orders that

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One Harlem church. 9 coronavirus deaths

The Rev. Johnnie Green dreads answering his cell phone these days, fearing another call about a member of his Harlem congregation succumbing to the coronavirus. Mount Neboh Baptist Church, a fixture in the cultural center of black America, has lost 11 parishioners in the last month, nine to Covid-19, according to Green and church members.

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One Harlem church. 9 coronavirus deaths

The Rev. Johnnie Green dreads answering his cell phone these days, fearing another call about a member of his Harlem congregation succumbing to the coronavirus. Mount Neboh Baptist Church, a fixture in the cultural center of black America, has lost 11 parishioners in the last month, nine to Covid-19, according to Green and church members.

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One Harlem church. 9 coronavirus deaths

The Rev. Johnnie Green dreads answering his cell phone these days, fearing another call about a member of his Harlem congregation succumbing to the coronavirus. Mount Neboh Baptist Church, a fixture in the cultural center of black America, has lost 11 parishioners in the last month, nine to Covid-19, according to Green and church members.

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One Harlem church. 9 coronavirus deaths

The Rev. Johnnie Green dreads answering his cell phone these days, fearing another call about a member of his Harlem congregation succumbing to the coronavirus. Mount Neboh Baptist Church, a fixture in the cultural center of black America, has lost 11 parishioners in the last month, nine to Covid-19, according to Green and church members.

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Celebrities unite to show support for underserved communities battling coronavirus

Celebrities like Snoop Dogg, America Ferrera, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Sean “Diddy” Combs came together to express their support for underserved communities hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. During “The Color of Covid,” an hour-long special hosted by CNN’s Don Lemon and political commentator Van Jones on Saturday night, celebs put a spotlight on challenges faced

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