BEIRUT – Mohammad Kekhia looks at his nearly empty refrigerator. His 14-year-old son Hassan is by his side, looking with hope. To Hassan’s disappointment, his father closes the door without retrieving any food. There is not enough. Not if they want something left for tomorrow. “We are eating once every …
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Mnuchin highlights aggressive stance on stimulus while rest of White House coverage
TOPLINE Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin is taking an aggressive stance on the fifth coronavirus stimulus package, while the rest of the Trump administration remains in conflict over a way forward, all as Congress prepares for a frantic push in the next few weeks for legislation to hit the target. . …
Read More »OHSAA contact sports games are allowed until July 22 if health guidelines are followed
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced Friday afternoon that the Ohio Department of Health order allowing high school contact sports to compete against other schools if health requirements are met. has extended until July 22. Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced the initial health order on …
Read More »Battle in the Himalayas – The New York Times
China and India have once again stumbled into a bloody showdown over some of the most inhospitable terrain on Earth. A deadly fight last month killed 20 Indian border troops and an unknown number of Chinese soldiers, fueling a decades-long border dispute that has become one of the world’s most …
Read More »The Washington police officer was accidentally shot, killed by a training officer during a traffic stop
Jonathan Shoop was killed in Bothell, Washington earlier this week. July 18, 2020 2:48 AM 5 min read The Bothell, Washington student police officer, who was killed earlier this week, died as a result of an accidental shooting by his training officer, authorities announced Friday. Jonathan Shoop, 32, was fatally …
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