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How can "Indians" be racist? But here’s the thing: It’s not up to us to decide what a race or different than our own finds offensive.
"We want to reopen the schools," Trump said. "Everybody wants it. The moms want it, the dads want it, the kids want it. It's time to do it." Do you agree with the president? (via Business Insider)
Chris Quinn: The text exchange is far-and-away the most effective way of talking with readers that I’ve experienced in my 40 years in journalism.
Coronavirus cases among Ohioans under the age of 40 are increasing three times as fast as the change in case numbers for people age 70-plus.
The president’s decision to commute Mr. Stone’s sentence continues a pattern of his presidency: granting clemency to friends whose cases resonate with him personally. (via New York Times)
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich called Laura Ingraham's "shut up and dribble" comments directed at LeBron "an unbelievable show of arrogance." He encouraged LeBron to continue to speak on issues and to continue to be a hero and a role model. #Cavs
Nikki Delamotte, a culture reporter whose passionate storytelling and kindness left an indelible mark on her community and newsroom, was found shot to death in a suspected homicide Monday in Wood County. She was 30 years old.
Oscar-nominated actor Michael Keaton wrapped up his University 2018 commencement address with 2 words. The crowd loved it.
Baker Mayfield got into a heated moment with a reporter and walked out of his weekly press conference. #Browns
Cleveland police union will not hold flag during Browns' opener, citing players kneeling during National Anthem
Why backing @KingJames and his endorsement of @HillaryClinton is the move for this election:
The Hill: The lawsuit also argues that businesses in Maryland and D.C. have been hurt because groups instead choose to stay at Trump's properties in attempts to get in his good favor.
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