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U.S. President Donald Trump and others have taken to calling the virus the “Chinese coronavirus,” even as scientists say the disease has nothing to do with Asian ethnicity. But the president dismissed the idea that his comments could fuel hate crimes. 251

We will continue to work closely with the Sheriff’s Department, and want to assure all in our school community of our commitment to student and staff safety. 157

We encourage parents to talk to their children of all ages about online safety and behavior. The District recently held a series of parent workshops focused on raising awareness on teen use of technology. It is important that parents have frank discussions with their kids, set boundaries, and monitor their use of personal devices." 343

U.S. sanctions are being unilaterally reimposed on Iran in waves following Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iranian nuclear deal earlier this year.Read more 161

Wednesday about how one Russian company with ties to the Kremlin benefited from the lifting of economic sanctions, which McConnell aided by preventing from passing congressional efforts to keep the sanctions in place. That company then made a major investment in a project in McConnell's home state of Kentucky. Popp told the Post that McConnell "was not aware of any potential Russian investor before the vote."At the Wednesday event hosted by the Illinois Democratic County Chairs' Association, Pelosi touted legislation passed by her chamber that the Senate has not taken up, including legislation raising the minimum wage, addressing the climate crisis, increasing protections for sexual orientation and gender identity, strengthening election security and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.McConnell in April referred to himself as the "Grim Reaper," vowing to kill what he called socialist legislation, including the Green New Deal and "Medicare For All" measures. "None of that stuff is going to pass. None of it," the Kentucky Republican said at an event in his home state at the time.Pelosi on Wednesday urged the Senate to pass a pair of bills approved by the House this year aimed at strengthening gun background checks in the wake of two deadly mass shootings that killed more than 30 people in Texas and Ohio earlier this month."We've been waiting since February, and now public sentiment must weigh in to save lives, to pass our bill," Pelosi said.McConnell recently told a Kentucky radio station the Senate will put background check legislation and "red flag" laws "front and center" when Congress reconvenes after its summer recess. McConnell made no commitments about what would come to the Senate floor. 1727

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