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Biden To Roll Back Weakened Endangered Species Protections
Others are also under review, including five Endangered Species Act regulations finalized by the Trump administration.
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Lawsuit Threatens Alaska Summer Cruises, CDC Says
Federal officials say a lawsuit in Florida could block cruise ships from planned trips between Seattle and Alaska this summer.
Across America|News|
U.S. Unemployment Drops To 5.8%; Nearly 560K Jobs Added In May
Experts say there are signs that many of the unemployed remain cautious about seeking jobs.
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Trump Suspended From Facebook For 2 Years, Company Says
The social media giant also plans to end a policy that exempted politicians from rules banning hate speech and abuse.
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Sponsors Hail Naomi Osaka's 'Courage' On Mental Health
Nike, Mastercard and Sweetgreen are among the comparing sharing words of support after the tennis star dropped out of the French Open.
Martha's Vineyard, MA|News|
EXPLAINER: Why The Ransomeware Attack On A MA Ferry Is Dangerous
In 2020, ransomware gangs hit more than 100 federal, state and municipal agencies, upwards of 500 health care centers, 1,680 schools.
Across America|News|
For Black Voters Matter, The Goal Is Greater Community Power
Since George Floyd was killed a year ago, the group has given $10 million to 600 community-based groups in 15 states.
Boston, MA|News|
Celtics Shakeup: Stevens Replacing Ainge As Team President
Stevens moves up as the fourth-winningest coach in franchise history, but one who failed to hang a championship banner from the rafters.
South Side, IL|News|
Sox Minor League Pitcher Among 4 Suspended For Foreign Substances
White Sox right-hander Marcus Evey of Low-A Kannapolis was the first to receive a 10-game ban.
Across America|News|
Charges After U.S. Capitol Insurrection Roil Far-Right Groups
More than three dozen members and associates of both the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers have been charged with crimes in the Jan. 6 riot.
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Largest Meat Producer Getting Back Online After Cyberattack
JBS has not stated publicly if ransomware caused the cyberattack that affected servers supporting operations in North America and Australia.
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Grand Slam Leaders Pledge To Address Naomi Osaka's Concerns
The tennis star said she has "suffered long bouts of depression" as she pulled out of the French Open after her first-round victory.
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Biden Honors Forgotten Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre
President Joe Biden is the first president to participate in remembrances of the 1921 destruction of what was called "Black Wall Street."
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Vatican Law Criminalizes Abuse Of Adults By Priests, Laity
For the first time, church law has addressed "grooming" of minors and vulnerable adults by priests to compel them to engage in pornography.
Santa Monica, CA|News|
Californians Hit Beaches, Travel Ahead Of Virus Rules Easing
Southern California beaches were bustling with families barbecuing and children playing in the sand and surf.
Boston, MA|News|
Irving: Banning NBA Fans Won't Solve Problem
TD Garden banned a fan for life after he was accused of throwing a bottle at Kyrie Irving of the Nets. Irving says it's won't work.
Dearborn, MI|News|
Fiat Chrysler Recalls Big Ram Trucks; Wheels Could Fall Off
The recall covers certain 2012 through 2021 Ram 3500 heavy-duty pickups and Ram 4500 and 5500 cab-chassis vehicles, mainly in North America.
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Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Events Proceed Amid Hiccups
An array of events to mark the 1921 Tulsa race massacre will culminate when President Joe Biden visits the city in Oklahoma on Tuesday.
Austin, TX|News|
Texas GOP Finalizes Sweeping New Voting Restrictions
If passed, the bill would eliminate drive-thru voting, empower partisan poll watchers and limit voting on Sundays.
Across America|News|
How Tulsa Race Massacre Spent Most Of Last Century Unremembered
The horror and violence inflicted on Tulsa’s Black community didn't become part of the American story. Instead, it was pushed down.
