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He is a white man with a black son, a mayor elected on a campaign centered on mending relations between the nation’s largest police force and the communities of color
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An attack on a French couple this week is reviving worries about long-simmering anti-Semitic sentiment in France. The Service for the Protection of the Jewish Community in France says two
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