Early Addition: Why Does Donald Trump Have A Secret Chinese Bank Account?

Ben Yakas

Published Oct 21, 2020

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Ben Yakas

Published Oct 21, 2020

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Lawyers say they can't find the parents of 545 children who were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border because of the Trump administration's cruel immigration policies.
The CDC says that the pandemic has left about 299,000 more people dead in the United States than would be expected in a typical year, two-thirds of them from COVID-19 and the rest from other causes.
The Times reports that Trump's tax records reveal a previously unknown bank account he has in China, where he's spent a decade pursuing business deals.
Trump was asked if there's anything he would have done or handled differently about COVID-19 knowing what we know now, and his response was..."not much."
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez played "Among Us" on Twitch against fellow Democrat representative Ilhan Omar and Twitch VIPs, and it was one of Twitch's most watched streams ever.
Are you having a hard time ordering diet soda, refrigerators, and more stuff that normally wouldn't take long to get?
Pope Francis has called for the passage of civil union laws for same-sex couples.
Here's a heartbreaking story about pianist Keith Jarrett, who suffered two strokes a few years ago and likely won't be able to use his left hand to play again.
Two prestige trailer premieres today: first watch the official trailer for Mank, then wash it down with the Animaniacs reboot.
Listen to "Faith Healer," the first single from Julien Baker's upcoming album Little Oblivions.
And everyday is a good day to hear a new old Neil Young song: listen to "Homefires," off of his highly-anticipated upcoming Archives Volume 2 box set.
And finally, watch out for that tail:

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