Post Office Flags Symbolize United States in Crisis
In Deer Isle Maine a tatty flag on the post office pole sparked online pleas and a community effort to replace it. The article notes postal workers facing Covid risks, government funding fights, and calls for expanded local services to keep mail moving amid losses.
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René Colson Hudson
Colson Hudson
New Jersey
Stephanie Black
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U.S. Postal Service
Amazon
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Bezos
Washington Post
Trump
Gerry Connolly
D-Va
Postal Service
Congress
Treasury
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Oval Office
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Usps Board of Directors
Louis DeJoy
Post
Megan Brennan
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Mark Dimondstein
American Postal Workers Union
Dimondstein
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Dixon
Europe
U.S
Cunningham
Fields
Pacific Northwest
Appalachia
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USPS
United States
Evan Kalish
Queens
New York
Postlandia
Donna DeWitt
Isle Au Haut
George Cole
Isle An Haut Boat Services
Stonington
Cole
Believers see virus as call for change in world view
A Chicago divinity poll with AP NORC finds about two thirds of believing Americans see the coronavirus as a sign from God to alter how society lives. Strong belief varies by faith, race, and demographics, with Evangelical Protestants most likely to feel a strong message and Black Americans most likely to perceive doubt in God's existence amid the crisis.
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New York
University of Chicago Divinity School
Associated Press-Norc Center For Public Affairs Research
U.S
Kathryn Lofton
Yale University
Lofton
University of Chicago
Associated Press
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