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Month: April 2021

One of only two Black funeral homes in Minnesota has shared the grief in burying George Floyd and now Daunte Wright

For three decades, Tracy Wesley has met people on life’s most difficult days. He runs Estes Funeral Chapel in Minneapolis — one of only two Black-owned funeral homes in Minnesota. And he’s handled some of the Twin Cities’ most high-profile deaths: George Floyd, Jamar Clark and now Daunte Wright. In his line of work, Wesley

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After Ellison’s role in Chauvin trial, Democrats hope for investment in attorney general races

The role that Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison played in the conviction of former police officer Derek Chauvin for murdering George Floyd has given Democrats a potent argument for redoubling the party’s investment in state attorney general races for years to come. Democrats have long been seen as under-investing in down ballot races, ceding ground

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Infrastructure negotiations: Republicans to unveil $600 billion framework as Democrats try to iron out issues

The real work of finalizing an infrastructure package that can have widespread Democratic support on Capitol Hill is just beginning as the party must reckon with key differences between progressives and moderates on the scope and cost of the package — as well as GOP lawmakers offering their own alternative. While progressives are losing patience

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Cumbre climática virtual: Biden anunciará que EE.UU. pretende reducir las emisiones de carbono hasta en un 52% para 2030

(CNN) — El presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, anunciará este jueves un ambicioso recorte en las emisiones de carbono mientras busca volver a poner al país en el centro del esfuerzo global para abordar la crisis climática y frenar las emisiones de carbono. Biden preside una cumbre climática a la que asistirán otros 40

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Is the US recovery approaching its peak?

Bolstered by strong data, investors are expressing plenty of faith in the power of the global economic recovery. But what if this spring is as good as it gets? What’s happening: Goldman Sachs analysts predict that US economic growth will slow after the April-to-June period this year. Meanwhile, Covid-19 infections are rising dramatically in crucial

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