Out d'Coup | Louisville Pays Breonna Taylor's Family; Wrecking the CDC; Climate Crisis; Fed Judge Says Wolf's Orders Unconstitutional; PA Voting Wins; PASSHE Fails; Space Grift; Free Will and Levante

<p>Louisville agrees to pay Breonna’s Taylor’s family $12 million in a historic settlement. The city also announced significant police reforms. According to CNN, “the city agreed to establish a housing credit program as an incentive for officers to live in the areas they serve; use social workers to provide support on certain police runs; and require commanders to review and approve search warrants before seeking judicial approval, among other changes.”</p> <p>The New York Times broke the news last night that the <a href='https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/health/coronavirus-testing-cdc.html'>Trump administration is posting coronavirus testing guidelines on the CDC’s website against and without the knowledge of CDC scientists</a>. The story broke last night as the CDC is expected to post new testing guidelines today that are direct from the Trump administration, not CDC scientists. These are the same guidelines that schools, colleges and universities, and state agencies are using to determine their local policies. </p> <p><a href='https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/world/covid-19-coronavirus.html#link-400db8e0'>A new study published in the medical journal Health Affairs</a> finds that at least 42% of school employees are at high risk of developing severe cases of COVID-19.</p> <p>Hurricane Sally brought devastation and massive flooding to the Gulf Coast this week as the slow-moving storm dumped over 30 inches of rain across the region. Pensacola, Florida saw 30 inches of rain, which is the equivalent of <a href='https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/16/weather/hurricane-sally-wednesday/index.html'>four months of rain in four hours</a>. Sally was a category 2 hurricane. <a href='https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/09/17/sally-atlantic-storms-teddy/'>Hurricane Teddy</a>, a nasty category 4 hurricane - the second category 4 hurricane of the season, has intensified in the Atlantic. Currently, Teddy is not expected to hit already ravaged regions in the Gulf, but it is a testament to just how much energy has been p