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MAR 07, 2023

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SUPREME COURT HINTS IT MAY DUCK TWO BIG CASES

By Adam Liptak | The Boston Globe
The court might not rule on the role of state legislatures in conducting federal
elections or on whether Republican-led states may challenge a pandemic-era
immigration measure. […]Read more >Similar articles >


BIDEN CALLS FOR STRONGER INVESTIGATION INTO ORIGIN OF COVID-19

By Alexandra Limon | FOX8 WGHP
 * The White House says intelligence agencies are strengthening their efforts to
   investigate the origin of the pandemic at the direction of the president.
 * The Department of Energy initially said that it has low confidence that the
   pandemic originated from a lab leak and the FBI director says his agency also
   believes that.

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WARRIORS VOICE SUPPORT FOR ANDREW WIGGINS AMID MYSTERIOUS ABSENCE

By Madeline Kenney | The Mercury News
 * “The only thing that matters is just giving Andrew space that he needs to
   deal with what he’s going through, and that’s what we’re doing,” coach Steve
   Kerr said.
 * Andrew Wiggins can take all the time he needs away from the Warriors while he
   deals with an undisclosed family matter.

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PUYALLUP MAN DIES IN HOSPITAL AFTER 4-VEHICLE COLLISION ON I-5 THAT INJURED 1
OTHER

Tacoma WA Breaking News, Crime & More |
 * A Puyallup man who the Washington State Patrol has identified as the driver
   suspected of causing a four-vehicle wreck Monday on southbound Interstate 5
   later died in the hospital, the police agency announced early Tuesday.
 * According to a news release issued by the State Patrol, Blodgett lost control
   of his Honda Civic, swerved into a concrete barrier and then was struck by
   three vehicles, including the semi truck.

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OPINION: ALASKA’S CONSTITUTION IS CLEAR — WE MUST ADEQUATELY FUND PUBLIC
EDUCATION

By Löki Gale Tobin | Alaska Dispatch News
 * To address the immediate and pressing needs facing every school district in
   Alaska, it is past time to significantly increase the Base Student Allocation
   (BSA).
 * Small class sizes directly result from adequate funding, and we in the
   Legislature must be held accountable in fulfilling our constitutional
   obligation to provide the financial resources our schools so desperately
   need.

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY MOVES TO INCREASE DIVERSITY WITHIN FIRE DEPARTMENT

By Travis Schlepp | KTLA
 * “This motion is a roadmap for how we are going to hire more women and people
   of color in the LA County Fire Department,” said Los Angeles County Board of
   Supervisors Chair Janice Hahn.
 * The motion includes measures to ensure equitable hiring, create an inclusive
   workplace and establish benchmarks, data and accountability for its diversity
   initiatives.

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OSBI OFFERS $10K REWARD FOR INFORMATION ON MAN MISSING SINCE 2020

By Kaylee Douglas/KFOR | KFOR.com Oklahoma City
 * The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is offering a $10,000
   reward for information about the 2020 disappearance of a Tecumseh man.
 * However, there are reports that he was seen in Tecumseh on January 27, 2020.

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2 SPEECHES, 2 PERSONAS: LT. GOV. MARK ROBINSON’S STATE OF THE STATE RESPONSE
HINTS AT NEW TACTIC

WRAL.com - Local News
North Carolina’s Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson has become known for fiery
rhetoric, but his response to the governor’s State of the State address Monday
was much more conciliatory. Some political observers are wondering which version
of Robinson might show up on the campaign trail in 2024. […]Read more >Similar
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METAL DETECTORS APPROVED FOR GRANVILLE COUNTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

WRAL.com - Local News
Granville County School District has proposed implementing metal detectors in
its elementary schools due to upsurge of gun violence in schools. […]Read more
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WAKE BUS DRIVER VACANCIES KEEP GETTING WORSE, NEW DATA SHOW

WRAL.com - Local News
The school board is set to discuss staffing Tuesday, as vacancy rates are steady
for most jobs but continue to rise for bus drivers. […]Read more >Similar
articles >


ELON MUSK TARGETED BY FTC FOR DEPOSITION IN TWITTER PRIVACY PROBE

By Emily Birnbaum | Bloomberg Politics
The US Federal Trade Commission plans to depose Elon Musk as part of its probe
into Twitter Inc., the social media platform that Musk bought for $44 billion
last year, according to a person familiar with the investigation. […]Read more
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APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR THE MILITARY SPOUSE AND CAREGIVER SCHOLARSHIP

By Kaylee Fuller | ABC27
 * Applications for the Fall 2023 Hope for the Warriors Military Spouse and
   Caregiver scholarship program are now open.
 * Unique to the program is a scholarship for Master of Social Work students,
   Restoring Hope.

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FELIX D. ARROYO, FORMER COUNCILOR AND PATRIARCH OF BOSTON POLITICAL FAMILY,
RETIRES AS SUFFOLK PROBATE REGISTER

By Danny McDonald | The Boston Globe
A pioneering Latino who broke barriers on the City Council, as School Committee
chairman, and most recently while serving as Suffolk County register of probate,
Arroyo has been a fixture of local politics for more than 40 years. […]Read more
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BIDEN PLANS NEW TAX ON THE RICH TO BOLSTER MEDICARE

By Associated Press | Boston Herald
 * President Joe Biden on Tuesday proposed new taxes on the rich to help fund
   Medicare, saying the plan would help to extend the insurance program’s
   solvency by 25 years and provide a degree of middle-class stability to
   millions of older adults.
 * The proposal is a direct challenge to GOP lawmakers, who favor tax cuts like
   those pushed through by former President Donald Trump in 2017.

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BUILDING STILL SMOLDERING DAYS AFTER MULTIPLE-ALARM FIRE IN CAMP WASHINGTON

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 * And then the conditions obviously forced us out of the building, and then we
   had an external firefight from there."The nation's oldest professional fire
   department will be recognized for its work by Mayor Aftab Pureval and City
   Council on Wednesday."This incident really highlighted the types of work that
   they do and the type of people they are," Flagler said.
 * It still smoldered three days later.So, there has been around-the-clock
   spraying at the scene."The fire continues to burn in some void spaces and
   pockets of debris," Assistant Fire Chief Matt Flagler said.

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FLORIDA REPUBLICANS PROPOSE A ‘NEAR-TOTAL’ ABORTION BAN AT 6 WEEKS. WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN FOR SOUTH FLORIDA?

By Shira Moolten | Breaking News / South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Florida lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that will ban abortions after six
weeks of pregnancy with few exceptions. The bills, if passed, would make it
close to impossible to get an abortion in South Florida, a destination for women
seeking abortions from other cities, states and countries. […]Read more >Similar
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A ST. PAUL SCHOOL WANTED MORE BOOKS BY ASIAN AUTHORS. A FORMER KARE-11 ANCHOR
DELIVERED

By Eder Campuzano | StarTribune.com rss feed
 * "I didn't know I needed this community until I got here," said Vang, who
   started at the local NBC affiliate in 2019.
 * That's why the former KARE-11 anchor and St. Louis-based news anchor Michelle
   Li delivered a box of 70 books by Asian authors to Phalen Lake Hmong Studies
   Magnet School on Tuesday.

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FRANCE ON STRIKE: UNIONS SAY ‘NON’ TO HIGHER PENSION AGE

By Associated Press | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
 * PARIS >> More than a million demonstrators marched in cities and towns across
   France on Tuesday, in a new round of protests and strikes against the
   government’s plan to raise the retirement age to 64.
 * Unions threatened to freeze up the French economy with work stoppages across
   multiple sectors, most visibly an open-ended strike at the SNCF national rail
   authority.

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MEDICAL TOURISM: TRAVELING OUTSIDE U.S. FOR CARE IS COMMON

By Associated Press | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
 * The recent kidnapping of four Americans in Mexico highlights a common
   practice for many people in the U.S.: traveling to other countries for
   medical care that either is not available at home or costs a lot less.
 * Non-Latino patients mainly cross the border for dental work, to buy
   prescription drugs or receive care like plastic surgery or some cancer
   treatments not covered in the U.S.

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