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A Metro car photo became a portrait of Trump’s America

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By Joseph Williams Verified
| Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Verified
A Reuters photo of a lone Black woman surrounded by masked Patriot Front members on the D.C. Metro captures, Joseph Williams argues, a century-old American story about who gets to hide and who gets stared down.
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Obama still lives rent-free in Trump’s head

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By Joseph Williams Verified
| Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder Verified
One Man Defended a Thin Iran Deal. The Other Opened His Presidential Center. In an op-ed first published by Word in Black, veteran journalist Joseph Williams contrasts Trump's defense of a two-page Iran agreement, far narrower than the Obama-era nuclear deal he discarded, with Obama's dedication of his presidential center in Chicago, attended by every living president but Trump and headlined by artists including Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen.
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FIRST ALERT: Severe storms possible Tuesday

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By Joseph Williams Verified
| KXJB-TV (Fargo, ND) Verified
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH in effect for the Red River Valley, northwest MN, and parts of Lakes Country until 9 PM Monday. Large hail, damaging winds, and even a brief tornado threat are the expected hazards. FIRST ALERT MONDAY EVENING: Isolated thunderstorms started popping up in the northern areas of our region early Monday afternoon. Over the next several hours, those storms will move southeast, bringing the threat of severe weather in the process.
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