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Five Miami Beach police officers face criminal charges in hotel beating of Black men
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Elected from jail, DC official advances voting rights and racial justice
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States, cities that expected to go bankrupt from pandemic now seeing cash surplus
On Location: July 21, 2021
Replay Video When the pandemic hit Alexandria, Virginia, the economic outlook was bleak. In April 2020, the city projected a budget shortfall of up to $100 million as businesses shut down and workers lost their jobs, eliminating key revenue from sales, tourism and income taxes. “Early on it was catastrophic for us,” Alexandria Mayor Justin Wilson told ABC News. “Every week, unfortunately, I was getting a notification from hotels, large restaurants, telling us that they were shedding workers.”
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Iranian American journalist reacts to Iran plot to kidnap her
Journalist targeted in kidnapping: ‘Iran is afraid of a woman’
Replay Video UP NEXT Despite an alleged plot to lure and kidnap her, the arrest of her brother in Iran and ongoing death threats, Iranian American activist and journalist Masih Alinejad refuses to be silenced. Eight months ago, the FBI arrived at Alinejad s Brooklyn, New York, home to alert her that she was under surveillance by Iranian intelligence. They had obtained photos of her husband, children and even her as she watered flowers in her garden, Alinejad said. © ABC “It was shocking because I left my beloved homeland to be safe here, and I was like, Wow, so now the officials are that close to me, ” she told ABC News Live Prime, adding that authorities moved her to several different safe houses.