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Top News As the Coronavirus Surges, a New Culprit Emerges: Pandemic Fatigue By Julie Bosman, Sarah Mervosh and Marc Santora Exhaustion and impatience are creating new risks as cases soar in parts of the world. "They have had enough," one U.S. mayor said of her residents. Federal Appeals Courts Emerge as Crucial for Trump in Voting Cases By Jim Rutenberg and Rebecca R. Ruiz Federal district courts have tended to rule for Democrats in litigation over how to run the election, but appeals courts, well stocked with the president's nominees, are blocking them. 'White Supremacy' Once Meant David Duke and the Klan. Now It Refers to Much More. By Michael Powell The phrase has poured into the nation's rhetorical bloodstream. Organizations from the N.F.L. to art museums to colleges requiring the SAT are accused of perpetuating it. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Subscribe              Oct 18, 2020           Top Stories A round up of the most popular news stories this week.           Sam McBride: The little-known £5 billion subsidy which helps unravel the RHI riddle           Two and a half years ago on a cold March night in Exeter, Arlene Foster addressed Devon Conservative Association and told them what they wanted to hear.                 Jamie Bryson: These draconian new Covid laws didn't come into effect when the public were told they did   The Northern Ireland Executive announced sweeping new restrictions this week, which citizens were informed would come into force at 6pm on Friday evening.           Ben Lowry: If lockdown is returning then the pain needs to be much more widely shared   It is seven months to the day since St Patrick's Day.           Letter: If language dilutes national identity then why do I – an English-speaker – consider myself Irish?   In his letter Paul Berry rails against the usage of bilingual signs.           It's true – unionists must stand ready to collapse government over the Irish Sea border… even if it means sacrificing their salaries   The letter from Kirk McDowell was excellent.           Man (38) makes 'full admissions' over series of attacks on women in Belfast   A 38-year-old man has made "full admissions" and offered apologies over a series of attacks on women in Belfast, a court has heard.           Intervention by Poots is confirmation of disunity in Executive   IN many respects what the Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots said yesterday shouldn't be a surprise to many.           Great hymn writer's works are revived by Fermanagh doctor   A new book which brings a modern angle to one of the great works of great hymn writer, Henry Francis Lyte, has been published by a parishioner in Clogher Church of Ireland diocese.                 View more news

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