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What It’s Like to Enter the Work Force From Your Childhood Bedroom [link]
- In Derecho’s Wake, More Than 250,000 in Midwest Struggle Without Power [link]
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How a Denver Photojournalist Captured a Shooting as It Unfolded [link]
- Fraternity at University of Georgia is Suspended After Racist Messages Are Exposed [link]
- The risk levels of everyday activities like dining out, going to the gym, and getting a haircut, according to an infectious disease expert [link]
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Elizabeth Warren want to ban big mergers during the coronavirus pandemic [link]
- ‘A sick joke’: Instacart workers strike after calling the company’s response to their demands ‘insulting’ [link]
- ‘It’s hysteria’: Asian students at Arizona State University say they’re being treated differently after a case of the Wuhan coronavirus was confirmed there [link]
- Pentagon pulls funds for military schools, daycare to pay for Trump’s border wall [link]
- Mass shooting rumor in Facebook Group shows private chats are not risk-free [link]
- Trump says he wouldn’t stop Fed Chair Powell if he offered to resign [link]
- Trump spares bibles but not rosaries from Chinese tariff lists [link]
- Confusion builds over U.S. ban on Chinese surveillance technology [link]
- New steel, aluminum tariffs worry Arizona firms, raise trade war fears [link]
- Experts: Tariffs on French cheese, wines, more will cost U.S. consumers [link]
- Tribal leaders tell Senate voting barriers are persistent, systemic [link]
- All in a (12-hour) day’s work: Lawmakers log long hours despite gridlock [link]
