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Policing Bill Unlikely To Reach Bipartisan Compromise This Week
Thirteen months after George Floyd's death, Congress is unlikely to meet the “June or bust” goal set by a chief GOP negotiator.
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Across Virginia, VA|News|
Three Interested In Charlottesville Confederate Statues, So Far
Three entities have expressed interest in acquiring two statues of Confederate generals from downtown Charlottesville parks.
San Francisco, CA|News|
San Francisco To Require Vaccinations For All City Employees
The policy will cover 35,000 workers, and may be the first by any city or county in the U.S.
Across Massachusetts, MA|News|
Amherst Creates Fund To Pay Reparations To Black Residents
Proponents cited restrictive housing policies prevented Black families from purchasing homes in desirable parts of town.
Seattle, WA|News|
Seattle Kraken Hire Dave Hakstol As First Coach
Hakstol coached the Philadelphia Flyers for three-plus seasons from 2015-19 and spent the past two years as a Toronto Maple Leafs assistant.
Across America|News|
Eviction Moratorium Extended A Month, CDC Says It's Last Time
The CDC said "this is intended to be the final extension of the moratorium" in extending it from June 30 to July 31.
Across America|News|
Eligibility Rule Keeps Transgender Runner Out Of Olympic Trials
Testosterone level requirements are among those keeping CeCe Telfer, an NCAA champion hurdler, from seeking a bid in the Tokyo Olympics.
Across America|News|
Biden Anti-Crime Effort Takes On Law-Breaking Gun Dealers
The president's plan focuses on addressing gun violence, providing money to cities that need more police and offering community support.
Across America|News|
U.S. To Review Dark History Of Indigenous Boarding Schools
U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said the work will include a review of decades of records to identify Native American boarding schools.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
Help Wanted: Labor Crisis Shocks California Restaurants
Instead of full dining rooms, many restaurants are being forced to cut operating hours or leave tables open amid a labor shortage.
Across America|News|
Nassib becomes first active NFL player to come out as gay
The Raiders' tight end was greeted with support from people across the sports world.
South Side, IL|News|
Cop Who Owns House Where 5 Were Killed Is Disciplined
Four people were found shot to death last week in an Englewood home owned by an officer. A fifth victim has also since died.
Across America|News|
Tornado That Hit Woodridge, Naperville Had 140 MPH Winds
One tornado cut a swath through DuPage County, including Burr Ridge and Darien. Another, an EF-0 tornado, hit Plainfield and Romeoville.
Los Angeles, CA|News|
For CA Coronavirus Nurses, Past And Present Collide
Hospitals became a central front against a disease that, more than a year later, has killed nearly 4 million human beings and counting.
Across Arizona, AZ|News|
Driver Who Rammed Bicyclists In Show Low Race Has DUI history
Police said that Shawn Michael Chock, who critically injured 7 bicyclists in Show Low on Sunday, has a criminal history of driving drunk.
West Village, NY|News|
Political Donations Lead Stonewall Inn To Ban Some Beers
The famous bar is protesting donations made by Anheuser-Busch to politicians who have supported anti-LGBT legislation.
Seattle, WA|News|
Boeing's Newest 737 Max Makes First Flight
A few hundred employees watched the plane take off from Renton in a move the company hopes will signal improving fortunes.
Across America|News|
High Court Sides With Ex-Athletes In NCAA Compensation Case
The ruling doesn't decide if student athletes should be paid, but guides schools on offering tens of thousands of dollars in other benefits.
Across America|News|
U.S. Hits Encouraging Milestones On Virus Deaths And Shots
About 45 percent of Americans are fully vaccinated as U.S. deaths hit their lowest daily total since the early days of the pandemic.
Across America|News|
Ransomware Gangs Get Paid Off As Officials Struggle For Fix
Experts say skyrocketing ransoms finance better criminal intelligence-gathering and tools that will only worsen the global crime wave.
