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USA Today
House committee approves bill to study slavery reparations for first time
Democrats to introduce legislation to expand Supreme Court by four seats
No apology owed for pepper-spraying Black and Latino Army officer in Virginia, police chief says
The Chicago Sun-Times
Community braces for release of Adam Toledo video: ‘He needs justice’
Obama Center prep work to kick off in Jackson Park; new lawsuit seeks to block construction
Fingerprints for FOID cards? Rival gun control bills spark potshots from legislators, police, gun lobby
The Baltimore Sun
GOP race to succeed Maryland Gov. Hogan opens up with Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford opting out, Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz announcing she’s in
State’s Attorney Mosby defends decision to not prosecute some classes of crimes, says city preparing 911 call diversion system
Closing the COVID vaccine gap: Small clinics at Baltimore churches and apartment buildings reach vulnerable residents
The Los Angeles Times
Charge against former Minnesota officer in Daunte Wright killing is ‘not enough,’ residents say
Daunte Wright was doting dad, ballplayer, jokester
‘White Lives Matter’ rallies fizzled. Hate groups still see chance to ‘fire up the base’
NJ.com
Big N.J. school district set to return to classrooms next month
Father and son from N.J. were at Capitol riot together, feds say
Rutgers picks poet, ‘The Wire’ actor for commencement speeches
The Washington Post
House committee approves bill to create commission on slavery reparations, a move supporters call long overdue
Ex-officer in shooting of Daunte Wright faces manslaughter charge
Soldier arrested after shoving Black man, saying he’s ‘in the wrong neighborhood’ in viral video
Associated Press
Homeless Americans finally getting a chance at COVID-19 shot
Former Minnesota cop charged in shooting of Black motorist
California Gold Rush town to remove noose from city logo
Philly.com
Pennsylvania Republicans go big on culture wars while Biden pushes big spending
Merck’s CEO, Philly-area law firms and Wharton professors take the lead in opposing voting restrictions
'I was born the kid of a hot dog vendor': Sharif Street on his bid for U.S. Senate
The New York Times
After Ex-Officer Is Charged in Daunte Wright Shooting, Demonstrators Gather
Takeaways from Day 13 of the Derek Chauvin trial.
House Panel Advances Bill to Study Reparations in Historic Vote
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