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Associated Press
New White House panel aims to separate science, politics
Some states plan big spending with Biden’s aid, others wait
Capitol rioters make questionable claims about police
The Chicago Sun-Times
All about equity: Sterling Bay builds connections to minority firms
Midterm correction, COVID-19 fatigue or mass exodus? Lightfoot’s revolving door keeps spinning
As Lightfoot ponders a fix, city’s handling of fatal shootings by cops continues to violate state law
The Los Angeles Times
‘They’re taking over’: Right-wing extremism flourishes in North Texas suburbs
Beginning Monday, L.A. will offer appointment-free COVID-19 vaccinations
Massive turnout, voters of color — new data fill in the details on Biden’s election win
The Baltimore Sun
COVID outbreak hits Baltimore jail even as state ramps up inmate vaccinations; advocates turn to court seeking information
As states add voting restrictions, Democrats say reform bill by Maryland’s John Sarbanes is ‘vital to protect our democracy’
Gov. Hogan grants posthumous pardons to 34 Maryland lynching victims, including 15-year-old Howard Cooper
NJ.com
Shootings injure 3 in Trenton, including an Amazon driver, cops say
No N.J. community college has dorms on campus. That could change under new bill.
SBA has $5B grant program for small businesses: Here’s who qualifies for money
USA Today
GOP takes sides on Cheney's ouster, with one congressman calling party 'basically the Titanic'
Flu cases were at an all-time low during the 2020-2021 season. What experts say to expect in next season's vaccine.
Ending cancer as we know it? National Cancer Institute Director Ned Sharpless lays out his vision.
The Washington Post
McCarthy backs ousting Cheney from GOP leadership post
Hundreds of bodies of covid-19 victims are still in N.Y.’s refrigerated trucks
An off-duty officer ‘terrorized’ a family displaying a BLM flag. Police drove him home without arrest.
The New York Times
The Obamas Are Freed in Their Blackness
‘We May Not Have a Full Two Years’: Democrats’ Plans Hinge on Good Health
After Times Square Shooting, Adams and Yang Stress Support for N.Y.P.D.
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