Making America unsafe again and again attack piece
A critical summary recounts alleged failings of Donald Trump with claims of COVID deaths, healthcare failures, large gatherings without masks, unemployment, unrest, racism, lies, indictments, corruption, voter suppression, Russia ties, climate denial, constitutional disregard, wars, drone strikes, Kurdish abandonment, a trade war, misogyny, and repeated bankruptcies. The fragment ends without a final outcome.
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Letters to the Editor Warn About Debt and Safety
A reader blasts national debt and political chaos, praising Joe Biden as a safer choice after 3.5 years of fear. The letter echoes Tom Nichols’s quip about trusting a ham sandwich for safety.
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Not Re publicans or Democrats for one American day
An appeal for unity across politics asking Americans to forgive, respect, and support each other amid COVID-19 fears. The author urges taking a day to imagine leadership and mass empathy, promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention through the KeepGoing campaign and a push for three digit crisis support.
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Laura now forecast to be a catastrophic Category 4 hurricane
TheBaytownSun lists Laura as a potential catastrophic Category 4 hurricane with rapid intensification feared along Texas and Louisiana coasts. The story notes forecast models showing widening impact and evolving warnings for residents and officials. Local authorities prepare emergency plans and evacuation considerations as the system progresses.
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AP-NORC poll finds Americans boosting savings amid downturn
The AP-NORC survey shows 45 percent saving more and 26 percent paying debt down faster since the outbreak. About half have saved more or paid down debt, aided by nearly 3 trillion dollars in government aid and shifting spending away from dining, clothing, and travel. Money in checking rose 1.3 trillion since February, a 56 percent jump, potentially stabilizing families but restraining consumer-led growth.
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Today in History Highlights of 1945 and Titanic find
On this date events mark World War II ending with Japan's formal surrender in 1945 and the Titanic wreck discovery by a U S French expedition in 1985 about 400 miles off Newfoundland. A year ago tariffs rose with 15 percent duties on roughly 112 billion dollars of Chinese imports.
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The 1854 Matagorda hurricane and aftermath recall
A detailed account recalls the 1854 hurricane that struck near Lake Jackson on September 18. It produced a Category 2 storm surge over four feet in Galveston Bay, toppled bridges, destroyed most buildings, killed thirteen, and inundated Houston and Lynchburg with wind, rain, and floodwaters.
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