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The phrase "highest level of hard-line countermeasure in history" could be considered an escalation in the choice of language used, said Vipin Narang, a professor of political science at MIT and expert on deterrence and nuclear policy. 235

The group Patriot Prayer USA reportedly planned to hold a rally that drew opposition. Large groups of protesters and counterprotesters gathered on opposite sides of a downtown street, waving signs and banners. People on both sides hurled insults at each other.Demonstrators on one side chanted "USA! USA!" and said the Pledge of Allegiance, while the other side countered with a chant that included the line "fascists retreat.""There will be a significant law enforcement presence in the area of the demonstration due to past threats and acts of violence," an online statement from the Portland Police Bureau said earlier. "Persons attending any of the events should not bring any weapons or items that can be used as weapons to any of the events."Lines of Portland police wearing protective helmets and vests kept the two sides separated. When members of both groups began marching, police used loudspeakers to order people to stay off the streets and on sidewalks. The rallies and marches were taking place downtown and in Tom McCall Waterfront Park.Although the sides were separated, a live video feed from CNN affiliate KOIN showed that some people managed to mingle with their opponents and attempt conversations on topics such as immigration, free speech and patriotism. Most of the discussions appeared tense or heated, but there was no violence.The organizer of Patriot Prayer, Joey Gibson, has described his ideology as libertarian, not alt-right. The two sides have clashed before in Portland, known for its strongly liberal politics.Four people were arrested in early June when Patriot Prayer held a "Freedom March" downtown and a counterrally was held in the same area. The competing demonstrations escalated into fights and people throwing fireworks, rocks and bottles at each other.More than a dozen people were arrested during dueling protests in June 2017, when hundreds of supporters of President Donald Trump converged downtown for an event billed as a "Trump Free Speech" rally. They were opposed by a mixed group of counterprotesters who viewed the rally as an implicit endorsement of racism, given its close timing to a racially charged stabbing in Portland the prior month.Gibson told CNN at the time that the rally was planned before the stabbings and his group had nothing to with the suspect in the killings.Only weeks before the rally, two men were killed as they tried to defend two Muslim women from what police described as a barrage of hate speech. A suspect was arrested and faces trial. 2518

The kiosks accept credit or debit cards, and they will soon take cash. Customers will need to have their renewal notice or most recent vehicle registration card to complete the renewal. 185

The natural gas main break, at Ulric Street and Friars Road, was reported just before 11 a.m. The break in the 22-inch line was reportedly caused by a construction crew, according to the utility company. 213

The New York Times also reports that Russian President Valdimir Putin sent the Trumps a telegram, wishing them "a speedy recovery and expressing sincere support at this difficult moment.”The note came after Krelin spokesperson sent well-wishes of his own.“Of course, we wish President Trump a swift recovery,” Peskov said, according to Reuters.In addition to Trump and Johnson, several other world leaders have contracted the virus. Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro also tested positive for COVID-19 in July. Prior to contracting the virus, Bolsonaro often downplayed its effects, comparing it to the common cold. He reportedly suffered mild symptoms and later recovered.According to The New York Times, the presidents of Honduras, Bolivia, Guatemala have also contracted the virus, as has the Prime Ministers of Armenia and Russia. 834

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