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| As Washington stumbled, governors stepped to the forefront The history of the United States has generally been written with the states in a subordinate role or cast in a negative light — but no longer. The story of America's confrontation with the coronavirus pandemic is one in which states and their governors have been ... | |
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| AP Was There: National Guard Kills 4 Students at Kent State KENT, Ohio — The Ohio National Guard opened fire on unarmed college students during a war protest at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. Four students were killed, and nine others were injured. Not all of those hurt or killed were involved in the ... | |
| Ex-Green Beret claims he led foiled raid into Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela — A former Green Beret has claimed responsibility for a failed attack Sunday aimed at overthrowing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro that the socialist government said ended with eight people dead. Jordan Goudreau's comments ... | |
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| Venezuelan Officials Claim to Have Stopped an Armed Incursion CARACAS — The Venezuelan government said security forces foiled an armed incursion Sunday morning near the capital, Caracas, killing eight men and capturing the remaining two. Néstor Reverol, the interior minister, said that the group of "mercenary ... | |
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| Global Backlash Builds Against China Over Coronavirus BRUSSELS — Australia has called for an inquiry into the origin of the virus. Germany and Britain are hesitating anew about inviting in the Chinese tech giant Huawei. President Trump has blamed China for the contagion and is seeking to punish it. | |
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| As Putin Dallies, Russia's Small Businesses Are Withering Away ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Two weeks into the coronavirus lockdown, Aleksandr B. Zatulivetrov, a Russian businessman, had had enough. In defiance of President Vladimir V. Putin's orders, he announced that he would reopen one of his two restaurants ... | |
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