The New York Times
Far-Right Groups Are Splintering in Wake of the Capitol Riot
In Their Own Words: Why Experts Say Elementary Schools Should Open
Why These 2 N.Y.C. Mayoral Candidates Are on a Collision Course
The Los Angeles Times
City Council has a new plan for spending $88 million on L.A. communities of color
Firm teachers union stance means LAUSD will be slower to reopen than other parts of state
A ‘new social compact’: California commission calls for higher wages, better jobs
Philly.com
Welcome to Pennsylvania’s very progressive 2022 Democratic Senate primary
Pennsylvania Republicans have left the party in big numbers since the Capitol attack
Pa. Republicans rebuke Pat Toomey over Trump impeachment vote — but don’t censure him
The Chicago Sun Times
Every CPS student to get $450 for food through federal program that will benefit 1 million Illinois children
Democrats move to condemn GOP lawmaker for truck decal, promoting ‘internationally recognized para-military hate group’
‘Inclusive’ or ‘impractical?’ Limits on Kelly’s role in fundraising at issue in race to lead state Democratic Party
The Baltimore Sun
Maryland getting nearly 50,000 doses of Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine this week
Tip from Harford state’s attorney’s office leads to arrest of Maryland man who participated in Capitol riots, FBI says
After a 15-year effort, John Sarbanes’ massive election overhaul finally gets its moment in Washington
USA Today
Vernon Jordan, civil rights activist and Clinton adviser, dies at 85
Mock slave auctions, racist lessons: How US history class often traumatizes, dehumanizes Black students
Lower courts take notice: The Supreme Court is rethinking qualified immunity
NJ.com
Minority entrepreneurs get boost for major N.J. cannabis industry event
Lakewood community condemns photos of children in blackface posted to social media
N.J. mom dies of COVID days after giving birth during emergency delivery
The Washington Post
Lawyer and political power broker who became the confidant of presidents dies at 85
U.S. alleges Proud Boys planned to break into Capitol on Jan. 6 from many different points
Some Senate Democrats rally behind recurring direct payments as jockeying for next relief bill begins
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