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The Associated Press
17 US service members have died in the Iran war, reflecting a conflict fought largely in the air
US bombing of Iran expands as American troops killed and Tehran retaliates against the Gulf states
Troy Jackson gains momentum to replace Platner as Democrats’ Senate candidate in Maine
The Washington Post
Silicon Valley is embracing armed robots. Washington is making room.
Shrinking student populations cause spike in public school closures across U.S.
Four competing priorities bog down Republicans ahead of midterms
The New York Times
Pentagon Withheld Dozens of U.S. Military Injuries in Iran War
White House Faces Stiff Pushback on Subjecting Grants to Political Review
MyPillow Founder Not Registered to Vote in State He Wants to Lead
NJ.com
N.J. health aide found a patient dead and witnessed a sexual assault. Her supervisor allegedly erased the evidence.
N.J. town will see shocking 4% home value surge — the highest in the state
Donald Trump booed at World Cup final in New Jersey as he presents trophy to Spain
USA Today
Some US cities reach record levels of hazardous air from wildfires
How to check the air quality near me Monday, July 20
Is a college degree worth the cost? New research says yes.
The Los Angeles Times
U.S. airstrikes at sea are killing Mexican citizens
California’s push to ban technology used for ‘ghost guns’ finds unlikely foe in Hollywood
Want cheaper car insurance? You might get it under a bill that allows insurers to track your driving habits
The Chicago Sun-Times
Separate classrooms, more staff: How CPS is coping with a staggering rise in special ed needs and costs
Before he fatally shot partner, Chicago police failed to place troubled cop under strict supervision
8 more Chicago police officers face firing over PPP loan fraud, City Hall watchdog says
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Most ‘noncitizen voters’ DHS found in Georgia were never voters at all
Michael Lomax to retire after transforming UNCF and championing Black colleges
Atlanta becomes first city to offer free smart bassinets to employees
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