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The Associated Press
Oklahoma panel says candidate can't be called 'The Patriot'
Why was death row inmate Melissa Lucio’s execution delayed?
Harris positive for COVID-19, Biden not a 'close contact'
The New York Times
McCarthy Feared G.O.P. Lawmakers Put ‘People in Jeopardy’ After Jan. 6
The trial of a former N.Y.P.D. officer accused of assaulting a Washington police officer on Jan. 6 has begun.
The coronavirus has infected more than half of Americans at least once, the C.D.C. reported. Here’s the latest.
USA Today
Trump's coronavirus task force had a resignation pact, Birx says
Flight attendants generally don't start getting paid until the plane doors close. Delta is changing that.
Biden pardons three felons, commutes sentences of 75 others, in first use of clemency powers
The Washington Post
Fears mount inside White House that Manchin won’t agree to any spending deal
Justice Dept. offers new resource for police agencies seeking change
Opinion: Biden needs to explain why GOP lies and bullying are a danger to democracy
NJ.com
State agency probing why 200 died in N.J. veterans homes during pandemic, top official reveals
Newark’s Queen returns home to build housing on a troubled block
N.J. man paralyzed after brutal beating at Newark jail files lawsuit
The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Council session on proposed Dollar House revival devolves into heated verbal sparring as supporters pack City Hall
Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidates talk economic development, crime and education during forum at Coppin State
A ‘flagship’ for Pennsylvania Avenue: Baltimore’s Avenue Market to get $9.6 million face-lift
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. County Sheriff investigates Times reporter who revealed cover-up
Four days added to the next L.A. school year despite complaints it’s a waste of money
Masks are off, COVID rates are up and musicians are once again on edge about touring
The Chicago Sun-Times
Biden pardons Chicagoan Abraham Bolden, first Black Secret Service agent on White House detail
As eviction cases increase, Cook County officials say less are resulting in orders to vacate apartments
Opinion: Censoring books is bad for students, teachers and democracy
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Morris Brown College completes 20-year journey to accreditation
DeKalb County school board fires Superintendent Cheryl Watson-Harris
Kemp to sign GOP school bills on race, book bans and parents’ rights
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