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The Associated Press
Jeffries’ job grows more difficult in race for House and speaker’s gavel
Who is incoming Fed chair Kevin Warsh?
Man known for racially derogatory livestreams arrested after Tennessee shooting
The Washington Post
Democrats brace for Supreme Court ruling that could make their money problems worse
Justice Department sues D.C. bar in bid to protect pro-Trump government lawyers
Trump’s policies are combining to raise prices as midterms approach
The New York Times
South Carolina Governor Plans Special Session to Redraw House Maps
Political Organizer Wins Democratic Primary in Key Nebraska House Race
Is Trump Tuned Out to Americans’ Financial Needs? A Remark Suggests Yes.
NJ.com
N.J.’s largest university canceled his graduation speech — so he delivered it on YouTube instead
N.J. kids are taking a brand-new kind of state test this spring. Here’s what changed.
Former judge, developer charged with $6.5M real estate fraud in N.J.
USA Today
Coming soon: Big Supreme Court decisions on Trump, elections, citizenship
The power players who might pick the next California governor
US halting Medicare enrollments for new home healthcare and hospice providers
The Los Angeles Times
Hiltzik: Trump’s ‘weird war’ on wind power will jeopardize our energy future and cost Americans billions
The nation’s students are deep in a reading recession. Here’s how L.A. and California fit in
40,000 UC workers gird for a strike, disrupting medical services, cafeterias at all campuses
The Chicago Sun-Times
Gov. Pritzker, Mayor Johnson pitch Chicago to once again host Democratic National Convention
University of Chicago to offer free tuition for students from families making less than $250,000 a year
As CPS cuts staff to plug deficit, educator unions and school board members press for more state funding
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
This North Georgia city is among the fastest-growing in U.S., new Census data shows
New battle lines drawn over Georgia’s political maps
Atlanta invested nearly $1B into the Beltline. What did it get in return?
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