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 · 7hNBC News
Man who lived at Virginia home that exploded is presumed dead, police say
A 56-year-old man is "presumed, at this point, to be deceased" after his home blew up while police officers near Washington, D.C., tried to serve a search warrant, authorities said Tuesday.
 · 1h UPI News
House Speaker Johnson blames delayed Jan. 6 footage on blurring participants' faces
Nearly three weeks after Republicans cleared the release of security footage from the U.S. Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, House Speaker Mike Johnson blamed delays Tuesday on the time it takes to blur
 · 6hMilwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Judge rules Wisconsin's 1849 law does not ban abortions, setting stage for Supreme Court case
With the 1849 statute no longer in effect, Wisconsin returns to pre-Dobbs laws under which abortion is banned 20 weeks after "probable fertilization."
 · 8hTwin Cities Pioneer Press
In final budget debate, St. Paul council is scrutinizing mayor’s plan to erase $100M in medical debt
The St. Paul City Council is poised this week to approve the mayor’s recommended city budget and tax levy, adding more hires in several departments amid a debate over whether to use $1 million in
 · 4hThe Columbus Dispatch
Ohio youth prison job vacancies persist, despite bonuses and pay bumps, director says
Despite signing bonuses and pay bumps, Ohio's youth prisons still have high vacancy rates, the director told lawmakers.
 · 6hThe Boston Globe
City Council lambasts Wu’s proposal for the O’Bryant School
Six months after Boston Mayor Michelle Wu unveiled her ambitious proposal to overhaul Boston’s high school system, City Councilors, parents and education activists are still unconvinced about the
 · 7hUSA TODAY
Biden promised to reform Title IX. Students are tired of waiting
Students and reform advocates rallied in front of the White House on Tuesday, demanding “immediate action” from Biden to reform Title IX rules.
 · 9hThe Wall Street Journal
Supreme Court Wary of Remaking Income Tax
The court looked unlikely to impose strict new limits on Congress’s power to tax income, with some conservative and liberal justices alike signaling wariness about upending long-settled principles of
 · 9hDallas Morning News
Dallas police say 113 homicide cases audited for lost evidence; officials give few details
Dallas police reviewed 113 homicide cases this year to look for deleted evidence, the district attorney’s office said Tuesday, but officials released little information about their findings or the
 · 2hNBC News
Rudy Giuliani skips hearing in election worker defamation case, drawing judge's ire
Rudy Giuliani skipped out on a court hearing Tuesday ahead of his defamation trial, drawing the ire of a federal judge.
 · 4hFOX News
Biden was in direct contact with Hunter’s business partners using email alias as VP
When he was vice president, Joe Biden used email aliases to communicate with son Hunter Biden and Hunter's business associates hundreds of times, according to documents.
 · 7hUSA TODAY
‘Washington, D.C. is broken’: Why dozens of lawmakers say they're leaving Congress
The once-interim House speaker is the latest lawmaker to announce they won't run for again in 2024. Some have pointed blame at D.C. and their party.

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