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USA Today
Pro-life conservatives threaten to reject Trump. Here's what they want.
Boston Marathon incident adds to list of things Black people can't do
For Earth Day, experts tell USA TODAY what living in 2050 might be like
The New York Times
In a Nation Armed to the Teeth, These Tiny Missteps Led to Tragedy
Biden to Create White House Office of Environmental Justice
The Future of Social Media Is a Lot Less Social
The Associated Press
Revisionists attempt to whitewash Jan. 6 riot with ‘Justice for All’ song
Biden to sign order prioritizing ‘environmental justice’
Biden 2024 splits Dems but most would back him: AP-NORC poll
The Baltimore Sun
He was freed from a life sentence in prison after 27 years. Now, he will fight for his innocence.
‘This community needs the love’: In Westport, killing of 12-year-old boy steers attention to lack of resources
New report shows Maryland prisons understaffed by over 3,000 guards
NJ.com
Mom, daughter found dead in N.J. home
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Sheryl Lee Ralph to speak at Rutgers commencement
‘Frustrated’ Rutgers union leaders considering return to picket lines
The Washington Post
Supreme Court set to decide on abortion pill access
After months of controversy, Va. approves new school history standards
The kids are not okay, and D.C. schools stand to lose crucial therapists
The Los Angeles Times
Wrong-place shootings put ‘stand your ground’ laws in the spotlight
Judge rejects L.A. County’s revamped homeless settlement
Former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan dies at 92
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Dear Dr. Horton: A parent’s plea to the new DeKalb superintendent
Georgia is changing citizen and felon verification after Fair Fight trial
Opinion: Trump’s Big Lie comes crashing down - again
The Chicago Sun-Times
Mayor-elect Johnson chooses City Hall ‘lifer’ as his chief of staff
GI Bill snafus fallout: Illinois attorney general backs decorated Army vet James Rudisill’s bid to Supreme Court to restore benefits
Natalie Y. Moore: Mayor Lightfoot leaves a legacy worth building on in city planning, development
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