Black Detroit voter distrust helps shape election choices
Victor Gibson of Detroit rejects expanded vote by mail citing trust issues, a sentiment echoed by many Black Americans who plan to vote in person to avoid past disenfranchisement and delays. Reports note higher rejection rates for Black and minority mail ballots and historic barriers coloring current skepticism amid rising mail voting nationwide.
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Netanyahu Urges Media Bias Over Protests Across Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rails at what he calls biased media fueling protests against his rule. He portrays demonstrators as anarchists and leftists while clashes with police and far right supporters occur. A Jerusalem court orders his son Yair to delete a tweet doxxing protesters and to avoid harassing them for six months.
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Minks in Europe Face Coronavirus Outbreaks and Risks
Outbreaks on mink farms in the Netherlands and Spain trigger scientific probes into animal to human transmission. Officials killed over 1 million minks as a precaution. Researchers note possible mink to human spread, with some workers infected after farm shutdowns, prompting concern about domestic animals as transmission sources.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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