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The Democratic lawmaker from Tennessee tells Congress communities of color remain disproportionately threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Democratic lawmaker from Tennessee tells Congress communities of color remain disproportionately threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tennessee Republicans have said they’d like to see the Volunteer State host the convention.
In April, nearly 200 workers came to Rhea County from Mexico to grow tomatoes, then in May they seemingly vanished.
The head of THA says the infusion of government aid is expected to cover just 20 percent of all losses through the end of June.
A total of 21 teenage boys have tested positive at the Wilder Youth Development Center in Somerville.
Dr. Michael Caldwell is under fire over controversial decision to share information with law enforcement.
“He committed blasphemy,” said Pastor Jerry Maynard II from Southside Community Church in Nashville.
Establishments that earn an annual gross income of $500,000 or less will qualify.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn also supports the city's hosting the event.
Sixty of Tennessee’s 95 counties have adopted some sort of Second Amendment Sanctuary resolution.
The event was held at the Tennessee State Capitol, where the crowd prayed and sang songs.
Public health experts say contact tracing is the equally important companion to the state’s testing efforts.
The bill has faced some resistance from insurance and pharmacy benefit management companies.
Bob Mendes made the remarks in a Facebook live conversation about the city’s $2.45 billion budget.
Peaceful protests over the weekend in Tennessee cities turned violent with police dispersing tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds.
Holly McCall says she thinks of 1968 when she sees pictures of the riots in Minnesota since George Floyd’s death.
A conference call shows divide between health officials, council, over sharing COVID-19 patient information with law enforcement.
Dustin Koctar says some individuals' "toxic loyalty" is part of the problem that continues to haunt us.
Barry: Can a pandemic that shines a harsh light on society’s basic flaws and structural failures spark change?
They say out-of-work adults will be competing with young people for restaurant, retail and seasonal work.