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The Associated Press
Small businesses feel the pinch from slowing housing market
Columbus students returning after striking teachers ink deal
Mastriano wore Confederate uniform for faculty photo
The New York Times
Analysis: Trump Document Inquiry Poses Unparalleled Test for Justice Dept.
Nebraska School Shuts Down Student Newspaper After L.G.B.T.Q. Publication
How Bad Is the Teacher Shortage? Depends Where You Live.
The Baltimore Sun
President Joe Biden’s student loan plan means a nearly debt-free future for some Baltimore residents
Montgomery County settles lawsuit over police encounter with 5-year-old at school in Silver Spring
‘I feel good about this year’: Baltimore-area schools resume classes amid staffing concerns, new masking rules
USA Today
Beto O'Rourke pauses Texas gubernatorial campaign over illness
Reprieve possible as Mississippi braces for second major flood in less than 3 years
A storm by any name: Sleepy hurricane season may wake up in September
NJ.com
Top Democrats grabbed millions for pet projects in N.J. budget. Here’s who got what.
‘No apology’ for cross shape for rebuilt Jersey Shore pier, religious group says
Low enrollment for first-year and transfer students at Rutgers-Camden causing major concerns
The Los Angeles Times
Facing voter backlash, California Republicans recalibrate their antiabortion stance
For many with student loans, the interest hurts the most. This congressman would know
Column: How the decline of local news exposes the public to lies and corruption
The Washington Post
Editorial: A $1.6 billion donation lays bare a broken campaign finance system
Naming of special master could complicate Mar-a-Lago documents case
Man died after Salt Lake City police pinned him in struggle, video shows
The Chicago Sun-Times
‘It’s just wild:’ Street takeovers continue throughout weekend, leading to clashes with cops but only a few arrests
R. Kelly trial enters its 3rd week with more alleged victims still to be called
Harold Lucas, Bronzeville organizer, activist, historian, dead at 79, lauded as a champion
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Summer nights in the South are getting hotter, quicker
UPDATE: Abrams rallies Ga. Democrats at state convention: ‘Let’s get it done’
‘Fired up’ Democrats at Georgia gathering get to work ahead of election
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