Man accused of arson in Spokane says he planned with police for weeks
Points clés
- A man in Spokane, Washington has been charged with arson and claims to have planned with police for weeks
- A new congressional map dividing Memphis is being used for the first time in Tennessee's primaries
- A Senate committee has voted to censure Fauci for refusing to answer COVID questions
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A man in Spokane, Washington has been charged with arson and claims to have planned with police for weeks. Meanwhile, a new congressional map dividing Memphis is being used for the first time in Tennessee's primaries. Also, a Senate committee has voted to censure Fauci for refusing to answer COVID questions.
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- Who is the man accused of arson in Spokane?
- An unnamed man
- Why is the new congressional map in Tennessee important?
- Because it divides Memphis
- Why did the Senate committee vote to censure Fauci?
- Because he refused to answer COVID questions
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