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The New York Times
Surgeon General Calls for Warning Labels on Social Media Platforms
Surgeon General: For Our Kids’ Safety, Social Media Platforms Need a Health Warning
We explain a major change in U.S. public education.
USA Today
Trove of Native American boarding school records aims to aid healing
Juneteenth: What to know about the historical celebration that's now a federal holiday
'One-way lecture': Democratic lawmaker says he won't attend Netanyahu's speech to Congress
The Washington Post
Six in 10 key state voters turn out sporadically or are not firmly committed, poll finds
Opinion: The Hunter Biden and Trump trials were a litmus test. Only the Bidens passed.
Eastern U.S. braces for extreme, long-lasting heat wave. Here’s how hot it will get.
The Associated Press
AP investigation reveals how entire family trees are dying in Gaza, one generation after another
175,000 pardons are set to be issued for marijuana convictions in Maryland
Micro communities for the homeless sprout in US cities eager for small, quick and cheap solutions
NJ.com
Ending the ‘code of silence’ on prison abuse | Editorial
Map shows which parts of N.J. will be underwater in the future. Look up your address.
Jersey Shore Flag Wars erupt in Samuel and Martha-Ann Alito’s LBI neighborhood
The Los Angeles Times
LAUSD, fed up with kids distracted by social media, to consider cellphone ban
Magic Johnson: Billionaire point guard of the city
During Watergate, the Supreme Court spoke with one voice. Can it do the same in Trump’s case?
The Chicago Sun-Times
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard federal probe is looking into work of contractor who faces prison for bribery
Chicago school board hopefuls to submit petitions for first time ever
6 people wounded when two gunmen open fire in Englewood -- second mass shooting in an hour early Monday
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Emory Healthcare announces $100 million in raises for staff
Preview of the June 18 runoffs: What races are on the ballot in metro Atlanta?
College financial aid woes linger in Georgia, where FAFSA filings are down
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