Large and peaceful crowds attended the Black Lives Matter march over the 4th of July weekend. Today, the issue of the statue of
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UPDATE 7/25: The organizers have raised the funds needed to rent the mobile billboard, and it will be rolling on the streets in San Francisco and the Peninsula on Tuesday, July 28.
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To: Federal Trade Commission (FTC), House Judiciary Committee, & House Energy and Commerce Committee Donald Trump’s re-election campaign is buying hundreds of ads on Facebook that spread dangerous disinformation about voting. But
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Large and peaceful crowds attended the Black Lives Matter march over the 4th of July weekend. Today, the issue of the statue of Junipero Serra goes before a virtual Ventura City Council meeting.
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While we can certainly celebrate the Supreme Court’s decision upholding DACA, the basis for the decision was on *how* the program was terminated, not the merits of the program itself.
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#VoteByMailAll states will mail an absentee ballot to certain voters who request one.
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Why would Mark let Facebook be used for racist messages? Follow the money ...
MoreTRUMP THREATENS TO DEPLOY MILITARY ON AMERICANS: “As the nation prepared for another night of violent protests sparked by the police killing of George Floyd, President Donald Trump threatened to deploy the
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Here are our great editorial cartoonists on what they saw in the news this week.
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The US, with a population of 328.2 million people and a population density of 93 people per square mile has had 1.643 million confirmed coronavirus cases and 97,722 deaths.
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