Associated Press
1/2000
AP Top Stories September 24 ATrump won't commit to peaceful transfer of powerWest Coast winemakers fear smoke damage to grapesProtests follow Breonna Taylor decisionToday in History for September 24thPalm oil in products often obscured by many namesAP probe uncovers abuses in palm oil industryAlexei Navalny es dado de alta en BerlínDr. Fauci, Sen. Paul clash at coronavirus hearingTrump: Election will 'end up in the Supreme Court'1/2000
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1/2000Crowd gathers in Bangkok as mass protest rally beginsMarc Chagall's granddaughter reflects on his artistic legacyArchitecture exhibit showcases designs for dogsGood harvest causes financial worries for grape farmersThai protesters force their way into university groundsReaction to Ginsburg death from outside Supreme CourtBiden says 2020 winner should pick RBG successorBiden says 2020 winner should pick RBG successorBiden pays tribute to late Supreme Court JusticeBiden pays tribute to late Supreme Court Justice1/2000
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