Americans split over truth in a divided nation
A AP NORC USAFacts poll finds about two thirds of Americans see one sided information and six in ten report conflicting reports from different sources. Democrats and Republicans differ in trust and method, with scientists and academics favored by Democrats and the president trusted by many Republicans.
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Brexit Party rejects pact with Conservatives in UK election
Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage says his party will field 300 candidates in Britain's December 12 general election to pressure Prime Minister Boris Johnson for a clean Brexit. He argues tactical voting would split the Leave vote, while noting a Conservative offer to limit opposition in key seats was rejected. The party will contest seats to deny Labour a path to a majority as Johnson seeks to secure Brexit by January 31.
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Walmart Reopens El Paso Store After Mass Shooting
Walmart reopened the El Paso Supercenter where a gunman killed 22 people in August as the company hires off duty officers across its stores in the city. Police say Patrick Crusius, 21, carried out the attack after driving from a Dallas suburb. About 50 shoppers queued as deputies and guards lined the entrance.
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