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The Associated Press
Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to the US House, has died
146 lawmakers accused in 8 years. Has #MeToo improved things in US statehouses?
Legal experts say Trump official broke law by saying ‘Buy Tesla’ stock but don’t expect a crackdown
The Washington Post
Trump turbulence leads allies to rethink reliance on U.S. weapons
Musk and Trump ratchet up involvement in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Editorial: A spotlight on Elon Musk’s conflicts of interest
NJ.com
See where N.J.’s 588 abandoned mines are located after another collapse under I-80
A 14-year-old is charged in a Newark detective’s murder: How could this happen?
$30M megachurch community center opens massive N.J. food pantry
USA Today
Federal jobs a gateway to prosperity for Black workers, then came DOGE
Supreme Court case tests how much states can consider race in drawing congressional maps
Inside these lawmakers' push for proxy voting in the US House
The New York Times
Law in Columbia Activist’s Case Was Once Struck Down, by Trump’s Sister
‘Chaos and Confusion’ at the Crown Jewel of American Science
Adams Uses Agency ‘Tracker’ to Control Messaging on Trump
The Los Angeles Times
They were called gang members and deported. Families say their only crime was having tattoos
News Analysis: Trump consistently frames policy around ‘fairness,’ trading on American frustration
Abcarian: Americans aren’t waiting for the Democratic Party to take on Trump
The Chicago Sun-Times
Health coverage for Chicago area immigrants jeopardized in Gov. Pritzker’s budget proposal
No more editorials at the Sun-Times, but letters, op-eds and columns will continue
Mayor Johnson takes campaign cash from lawyer whose firm has pending lawsuits against City Hall
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
GOP lawmaker loses job hours after he opposed Brian Kemp’s priority bill
‘Are you ready to fight?’ Ossoff channels 2020 energy to launch re-election bid
Metro Atlanta officials look to lure Ukrainian drone makers to the region
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