The Washington Post
Biden seeks to return attention to combating the coronavirus with televised town hall
U.S. seven-day average of daily new cases drops below 90,000 — first time since early November
Pelosi: There will be 9/11-style commission to probe Capitol riot
The Baltimore Sun
Who gets checks, tax breaks — and when — from Maryland’s coronavirus pandemic RELIEF Act package?
Federal judge grants release to Baltimore man who served decades for drug crimes; may signal more releases coming
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra rebukes flutist over social posts pushing conspiracy theories on vaccines, election
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
State attorney general to DA Fani Willis: Again, no Brooks case recusal
L. Lin Wood enlists ‘Army of Patriots’ in battle to retain law license
Atlanta considers creating its own bottling business to employ ‘water boys’
The Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles D.A. and George Floyd’s family add voices to LAPD mock-valentine photo outrage
L.A. County elementary schools cleared to fully open
Blue Shield vows to dramatically speed up California vaccine distribution
The Chicago Sun-Times
Lightfoot says CPS would ‘never have opened without mayoral control,’ fuels speculation of backing away from elected school board
Former Republican state senator joins race to oust Pritzker, arguing he better understands voters’ struggles
CST Editorial Board: More than ever, assault weapons are an undeniable threat to representative government
Philly.com
Groups pushing racial equity didn’t get a city contract while the ‘college kids’ at Philly Fighting COVID did
How to get a COVID-19 vaccine appointment in Pennsylvania; doctors’ group ‘deeply troubled’ by Pa. vaccine decision
Imploding Trump Plaza Wednesday morning is ‘poetic justice.’ Atlantic City is torn about its legacy.
USA Today
America has a history of medically abusing Black people. No wonder many are wary of COVID-19 vaccines
Poll: A majority of Americans say they want Trump to be unable to hold future office
President Biden to extend mortgage relief, ban on home foreclosures through June
The New York Times
Police Forces Have Long Tried to Weed Out Extremists in the Ranks. Then Came the Capitol Riot.
Covid-Linked Syndrome in Children Is Growing and Cases Are More Severe
A Black Soldier’s Heroism, Overlooked in 1965, May Finally Be Lauded in 2021
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