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Analysis: Trump turned July Fourth into a partisan event. The damage could be long lasting.

Santae Tribble, whose wrongful conviction revealed FBI forensic hair match flaws, dies at 59

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The Fourth of July holiday weekend brought with it renewed concerns about surging coronavirus infections in the U.S.

White woman pulls gun on black woman, daughter during parking lot argument

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NHL, NHLPA agree on protocols to resume season

Illegal weekend fireworks lit up Southern California, sparking several hundred blazes

After returning an average of 9.76% to members in the past decade, Australia’s biggest pension fund has scraped in with a positive result in 2020

September is key date for Brexit progress, finance lobby says

Japanese investments into South-east Asia pave way for Japan-Singapore legal alliances

Peru coronavirus cases top 300,000 as Andean nation eases lockdown

WATCH: Soccer fans down under had plenty to celebrate as Australia and New Zealand were named joint hosts for the 2023 Women's World Cup

Transgender advocacy group launches Spanish-speaking crisis hotline.

Cosby citing systemic racism as he fights assault conviction

Collectively, this year foreigners have poured or pledged to pour $15.2bn into Jio Platforms, the digital arm of Reliance Industries, India's biggest firm

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6-year-old boy fatally shot in San Francisco neighborhood.

France Inc. sticks with supply chains despite pandemic fallout

.@JoeNBC says President Trump is trying to make the coronavirus pandemic a "culture war." "This is no more of a culture war than cancer's a culture war, this is no more of a culture war than heart disease is a culture war. This is basic science."

"I would never have imagined in a million years that I would get this virus the way that I did." A healthy 30-year-old man went to a crowded bar. He ended up in a hospital on a breathing tube

Facebook confronts civil rights complaints that it put off for years

KOTA the Friend believes his biggest asset is his independence: from the music industry, worldly possessions and bad vibes

Eliminating cash would disadvantage the millions of unbanked, most of whom are people of color, and chip away at consumer privacy and choice.

The FBI has asked to speak to Prince Andrew (again), why Andrew loved letting pals pose on Buckingham Palace’s thrones, Archie’s first steps, and James Middleton, beekeeper. All this plus more in this week's Royalist newsletter.

In Opinion "In the best of times, life in New York City can be unforgiving," writes Yunghi Kim. "The pandemic is hitting low-income families and people of color — who often work in critical service jobs — the hardest."

Jim Bovard: Old Coins Taught Me To Never Trust The Government

WATCH: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan, have signed with the New York-based Harry Walker Agency for speaking engagements

Architect goes blind, says he's actually gotten better at his job

Investors have placed greater faith in the dealmaking prowess of European company executives than their American counterparts this year

Daughter of slain Finest Miosotis Familia remembers hero mom, asks for cop respect

Almost 3 million American adults have moved in with their parents or grandparents during the pandemic. Perhaps it’s time for the country to revise its negative stereotypes about that living arrangement, @jpinsk writes.

Dusty Baker surveys Astros prospects; impressed with UH campus

Rights group: Detainees in overcrowded #Yemen prison at risk of COVID-19

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Samsung's second-quarter chip sales unlikely made up for smartphone weakness

The mercenary who botched a Maduro coup is lying low in Florida via @BW

Brent oil advances as upbeat economic data offsets surging cases

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