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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 2020

Page

4

Boebert linked to QAnon seen in GOP Colorado runoff

Denver reports that Lauren Boebert, who rose from a gun themed restaurant bid to win a Republican primary, faced questions about QAnon. The piece notes a growing trend of candidates expressing support for the conspiracy, including Greene and Perkins, and discusses GOP reaction and implications for the November race.

Denver Lauren Boebert Qanon Donald Trump America Boebert Congress Scott Tipton Colorado Marjorie Taylor Greene Georgia Jo Rae Perkins Oregon Capitol Hill GOP John Feehery House Greene Lauren Fair and Square Minnesota Tom Emmer Nancy Pelosi Sherronna Bishop Trump Joseph Uscinski University of Miami Uscinski Vermont Bernie Sanders Perkins Senate

Factory reopens to free oxygen refills for Afghans with COVID

In Kabul, Najibullah Seddiqi revived his oxygen factory to provide free refills as prices for oxygen cylinders soar amid the COVID-19 surge. He operates two shifts with 12 workers, refilling 200 to 300 small cylinders daily for free, while supplying large cylinders to hospitals and retailers at 300 Afghanis each.

Kabul Afghanistan Najibullah Seddiqi Seddiqi Bilal Hamidi Hamidi United Arab Emirates China Khanjan Alkazai Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Fatima Aziz Health Ministry Masooma Jafari

Wide shift in public opinion on police and race in US

The AP NORC poll shows about half of American adults view police violence as a very or extremely serious problem, up from roughly one third in 2015 and 2014. The shift follows George Floyd’s death and subsequent nationwide protests, with lasting implications suggested by recent survey trends.

Washington George Floyd Associated Press- Norc Center For Public Affairs Research Freddie Gray Baltimore Floyd Minneapolis Jennifer Benz Ap-Norc Center NORC

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