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The Associated Press
Black Lives Matter street murals stand as an enduring reminder of protests against racism
Judge blocks Trump’s orders to dismantle the Education Department and fire employees
Trump’s big tax bill has passed the House. Here’s what’s inside it
USA Today
Trump's 'dead White farmers' image showed Congo, not South Africa
'It felt like my chest was on fire': Is one of the nation’s worst polluters near you?
Former Congressional Republicans decry charges against LaMonica McIver
The New York Times
Republicans Harness Tax Code to Punish President Trump’s Political Nemeses
Editorial: Trump Promised Not to Cut Medicaid. Republicans Are Trying Anyway.
Millions Could Lose Food Stamp Benefits Under Republican Bill, Analysis Finds
The Washington Post
Clean energy dollars are gushing to red states. Now GOP senators are in a bind.
Federal Trade Commission investigates Media Matters, watchdog sued by Musk
Judge extends order blocking Trump’s mass federal worker layoffs
NJ.com
Trump press secretary (aka ‘B.S. Barbie’) gets caught in another lie and another and another ...
N.J. parents could get paid days off to attend kids’ school events under new plan
Is this another ‘oops’ Trump moment for banking billionaire?
The Los Angeles Times
The media treads lightly in marking the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s murder
Some of the poorest students get the newest, fanciest public school around: Compton High
L.A. City Council approves $14-billion budget, scaling back Bass’ public safety plans
The Chicago Sun-Times
Feds charge Elias Rodriguez with murder in embassy shooting: ‘I did it for Gaza’
Chicago Teachers Union calls for more charter school oversight
Beyoncé helped Chicago set daily hotel occupancy record, Choose Chicago CEO says
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Saving Sapelo: Can a historic Black community stay above the waves?
Once a GOP mission, voter eligibility challenges taken up by Democratic counties
Congress is leaving 70M young Americans each with $530,000 credit card bill
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