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Deputy for News, Planning & Live on the Politics Desk @nytimes. My mind is on news, my heart is in Brooklyn and my soul is in my playlist.

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A Times editor who attended Oxford recalls a decade-old shooting drill.

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By Karen Workman Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Oxford High School is about 30 miles north of Detroit in Oxford, Mich.Credit...Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images Nov. 30, 2021, 7:17 p.m. ET The last time I was inside the walls of Oxford High School, it was for an active shooter drill. I was a reporter then, for a local paper, and Oxford was where I had spent years as a student. It was more than a decade ago and such drills were relatively new at the time.
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Bizarre blotter: Lots of nude people, some drunk people and a goat

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By Karen Workman Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
Lots of naked news in this edition of the bizarre blotter, ranging from the entirely naked to the only partially nude. There’s also an alleged super drunk, and a goat that got his day in court. Bizarre blotter: Lots of nude people, some drunk people and a goat Lots of naked news in this edition of the bizarre blotter, ranging from the entirely naked to the only partially nude. There's also an alleged super drunk, a goat that got his day in court and much more.
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France, Kentucky Derby, Trump: Your Weekend Briefing

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By Karen Workman Verified, Maya Salam Verified
| The New York Times Verified
The legislation, which would roll back the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, now moves to the Senate. Its future there is uncertain. House Republicans who voted for the bill could face a backlash in next year’s elections, especially if the measure’s potential to hurt the economy is realized. Above, protesters in Washington. 3. But right now, the economy is good. So good, in fact, that the U.S. is getting close to full employment.
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