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Dow indicated up by about 200 points, s p up by about 20 and nasdaq up by about 59. The dow closed above 26,000. S p was actually up about two points ant the nasdaq up about 32 treasury yields about where weve been 10year around 0. 7 . This morning, it is at 0. 715 overnight, twitter adding a warning to a post by President Trump. The tweet is a video of two toddlers running down the side walk that had been altered that said racist baby probably a trump voter. Twitter tagging that as manipulated media with a link that the original was cnbc story about a friendship between two toddlers the conti...

And, so, again, its meant to give a kind of onesided exculpatory view of the past if the inexpressible that implicitly shapes how we cruelties of slavery could not stop us, the opposition we now see the present. Face will surely fail. Scott, its also, as leader good evening and happy emancipation day to all. Jim clybourn said the other day im joy reid. In an interview with nicole and those words written by dr. Wallace, this was also the first Martin Luther king jr. And his time it wasnt 9 11 that was letter from a birmingham jail the first time that planes were also expressed the spirit of jun...

Tomorrow night even as the state sets a oneday record for new coronavirus cases. Hes also threatening protesters, warning they may be treated roughly. And its not just oklahoma seeing a spike in coronavirus infections. Florida has set another oneday record for new cases, reporting almost 4,000 today alone. Lets go straight to the white house where our chief correspondent jim acosta is joining us. Very Serious Public Health concerns around the president s rally in tulsa tomorrow night. Reporter thats right, wolf. President trump is moving forward with his plans to hold a rally tomorrow in tulsa...

Here is a list of events to celebrate Juneteenth in metro Atlanta in 2024. There will be parades, festivals, block parties and other gatherings.

The City of Columbia received $38,280 from the Missouri Department of Tourism and is now distributing it to local organizers.