CNN has fired prime time anchor Chris Cuomo four days after "suspending" him and acknowledging "additional Information" had come up.

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Government shutdown theater might be getting a curtain call before it really gets going for the 2021 season.

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Rafael A. Mangual has compiled a list of stories from multiple media sources regarding the murder rates of multiple cities hitting either record homicides or the largest homicide rates in decades.

The entire thread is harrowing:

Them: “Relax. Things aren’t nearly as bad as they were in the 1990s.”

Philly: “They’re worse, here.”https://t.co/w08ZjmhiyK

— Rafael A. Mangual (@Rafa_Mangual) November 29, 2021

The thread starts there and covers:
Philadelphia, Louisville, Cincinatti, Columbus, Baltimore City, Trenton, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Austin, Memphis, Tuscon, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Portland, Jacksonville, Rochester, Tulsa, Seattle, Chicago, Denver, Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, Fort Worth, Fayetteville, Jackson, Greensboro, Wichita, Lansing, and Shreveport.

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