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The Associated Press
Looming health insurance spikes for millions are at the heart of the government shutdown
EPA’s job is to protect America’s air, water and land. Here’s how a shutdown affects that effort
Trump uses government shutdown to dole out firings and political punishment
The Washington Post
Shutdown delays jobs report, obscuring potential economic problems
Colleges weigh whether to sign onto Trump plan or forgo federal benefits
Immigration officers still patrol with D.C. police after Trump emergency
The New York Times
140,000 N.Y.C. Students Are Homeless. Can the Next Mayor Change That?
Trump Offered Universities an Invitation for a Deal. Some See a Trap.
What Women Heard in Hegseth’s Remarks About Physical Standards
USA Today
Poll: Americans blame Trump, GOP most for shutdown
WIC programs could run out of funding due to shutdown, officials say
'I actually think the president would be blamed.' Trump's 2011 shutdown comments resurface
NJ.com
Pennsylvania bank is planning a $101M purchase of N.J.-based bank. See the details.
Federal judge poised to end Newark police monitoring after 9 years
N.J. strip club owners sentenced to probation for running ‘house of prostitution,’ report says
The Los Angeles Times
Newsom threatens to cut state funding to universities that sign Trump’s political compact
Teen’s claim he was nabbed, shot by ‘Hispanic’ men sparked outrage. It was a hoax, police say
Election ballots mailed on Nov. 4 may not be counted, state officials warn
The Chicago Sun-Times
District 300 school board member removed as president but avoids censure for Charlie Kirk post
Suburban man convicted of ripping off orphans and federal PPP program in trouble with feds again
As DHS claims hundreds of arrests in Chicago, independent dashboard is launched to track deportations
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Family of man killed by Georgia state trooper gets $6.6M in record deal
5 Georgia Legislature seats Republicans could lose in 2026
Atlanta will lose its soul if it abandons diversity and inclusion commitment
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