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Putin vaccine Sputnik V sparks global scrutiny and pride
Kathleen Parker reflects on Russia’s Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine announced by Vladimir Putin. She notes concerns about rushed trials at Gamaleya Institute, the role of trial volunteers and military personnel, and Western scrutiny including the WHO and alleged Russian hacking. She contrasts media race with accuracy and jokes about Putin’s family.
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Trump used unilateral relief actions to gain political wins
Democrats fought over a new coronavirus relief package as Trump extended unemployment aid and other relief unilaterally. The piece argues his actions were legally authorized by Congress and could broaden tax and student loan relief, with potential for future executive moves and political fallout for Democrats.
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Chicago looting spree tests mayor as protests mix with crime
After an overnight rampage in downtown Chicago, more than 100 arrests and 13 police officers injured sparked a scramble by shopkeepers and volunteers Monday. Mayor Lightfoot called it felony criminal conduct as streets collected broken glass and stripped merchandise in the upscale Michigan Avenue district. Dueling voices blamed the turmoil on political inclinations, policing, and urban inequities while Black Lives Matter Chicago protesters faced questions about strategy and goals.
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