France's Muslims face rising tension amid attacks and separatism policy
The Associated Press reports escalating strain on France's five million Muslims as a wave of extremist violence and President Macron's separatism plan heighten suspicion, discrimination, and debates over secularism. Key voices include sociologist Hicham Benaissa and Imam Otman Aissaoui, noting fear and stigmatization amid church and newsroom attacks and policy overhauls.
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Paris
France
Emmanuel Macron
Nice
Hicham Benaissa
Europe
Ar-Rahma
Otman Aissaoui
Aissaoui
North Africa
Abdallah Zekri
French Council For the Muslim Faith
Macron
Tareq Oubrou
Bordeaux
Florida braces for election lawsuits over mail ballots
Florida Democrats and Republicans have prepared lawyers for legal battles over voter suppression and mail in ballots. Officials report about 21,000 mail in ballots flagged for signature issues, with more than 4.2 million votes cast by mail statewide. Analysts say delay risk looms but broad litigation has yet to emerge.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Donald Trump
Juanica Fernandes
State Voices Florida Group
Fernandes
Secretary of State
George W. Bush
al Gore
Bush
U.S. Supreme Court
Tallahassee
Barry Richard
Richard
Richard Hasen
University of California-Irvine
Hasen
Coping tips as death feels omnipresent during the pandemic
Psychiatrists and anthropologists offer guidance for managing stress as COVID-19 deaths rise. Sleep well, stay hydrated, limit alcohol, and spend time outside. Reflect on values, have important talks, live in the moment, and avoid constant fear or avoidance.
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Joan Anzia
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
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