Woman Arrested Over Ricin Letters To White House
A woman, detained at the Peace Bridge border crossing near Buffalo, is suspected of sending ricincontaining envelopes to the White House and to U S law enforcement in Texas. The suspect, linked to a Quebec address, faces federal charges after the ricin letter was intercepted.
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Washington
White House
New York-Canada
Texas
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Peace Bridge
Buffalo
Associated Press
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Donald Trump
Rio Grande Valley
Mission
Art Flores
Law
Quebec
St-Hubert
Charles Poirier
U.S
Trump
Mississippi
Barack Obama
Patrick Semansky
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Alabama Archives confront Confederate legacy and racial bias
Alabama's Department of Archives and History acknowledges its past promotion of Lost Cause racism under Marie Owen. Leaders vow recommitment to education and minority staffing as the state reckons with Civil War memory amid nationwide protests and calls to remove Confederate symbols.
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Montgomery
Ala
Marie Bankhead Owen
Alabama Department of Archives and History
Owen
Department
Steve Murray
George Floyd
U.S
Murray
Floyd
Minneapolis
Alabama
True Lewis
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Thomas Owen
State Capitol
Auburn University
Robert J. Jakeman
Marie Owen
Daniel Cone
Auburn
Tom Owen
Miss Marie
UK experts warn of tenfold surge in crowing virus cases
Britain faces a possible rise to about 50 000 daily infections next month if no action is taken. Chief Medical Officer Whitty and Chief Scientific Officer Vallance warned case numbers are doubling weekly and urged broad adherence to measures as deaths likely rise.
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London
Britain
Patrick Vallance
Chris Whitty
Whitty
Boris Johnson
Europe
Johns Hopkins University
U.K
National Health Service