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"Peril" is the third book about former President Donald Trump from journalist Bob Woodward.

Exclusive: Title, cover and details of new Trump book from Bob Woodward and Robert Costa revealed

By Jamie Gangel and Elizabeth Stuart, CNN First it was “Fear,” then it was “Rage,” now it is “Peril.” That is the title of the highly anticipated third book about President Trump from legendary journalist Bob Woodward, this time written with co-author Robert Costa, a Washington Post national political reporter. “Peril” is scheduled for release

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16-year-old South Carolina student dies from Covid-19 complications as school district struggles with infections

By Gregory Lemos and Alta Spells, CNN As students return for the first day of school in Lancaster County, South Carolina, the district’s leadership has confirmed that a 16-year-old student has died of complications from Covid-19. “We are saddened to learn of the passing of a 16-year-old Andrew Jackson High student from Covid complications,” Lancaster

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Tracking another magnificent afternoon

MONDAY: Another pleasant afternoon set to unfold. Temperatures will push into the middle 80’s with plenty of sunshine, especially early. Easterly winds will keep things feeling comfortable like it was this weekend. TONIGHT: Those winds will become a bit more southeasterly, leading to a slightly warmer night. Lows will fall back into the middle 60’s

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Corporations should lead the way by developing new models for partnering with groups that support and promote racial equity

3 ways companies can help advance racial equity

Opinion by Dan Schulman, Robert F. Smith and Rich Lesser for CNN Business Perspectives Amid the national reckoning over racial inequality, corporations and foundations across the country have pledged roughly $11 billion to support causes that promote racial equity. Yet to date, only about half of that promised amount — roughly $5.8 billion — appears

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An American soldier sits on a CH-47 Chinook helicopter flying over Kabul on May 2.

US veterans are disappointed with how the war in Afghanistan is ending — and fearful for their Afghan allies

By Dakin Andone, CNN As the United States withdraws from Afghanistan, the world has watched as the Taliban has swiftly taken back control of the country, entering Kabul on Sunday as former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled the country and the United States evacuated its embassy. Now, many US veterans are expressing frustration and disappointment

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