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Chicago Tribune · 49m
Civil rights investigation opened into Illinois’ largest high school district following Tribune-ProPublica investigation
The Illinois attorney general’s office is investigating whether one of the state’s largest school districts, located in Chicago’s northwest suburbs, violated civil rights laws when police issued
Washington Examiner · 31m
Support rising for both gun restrictions and arming teachers, poll shows
In the wake of the mass shooting at a Texas elementary school that left at least 19 children and two adults dead, voters broadly support certain firearm restrictions, but a majority also supports a
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CBS News · 57m
Schools across the U.S. have increased police presence
The response comes as new questions arise about the police presence at Robb Elementary the day of the shooting arise.
Philadelphia Inquirer · 3h
A third of Philly’s building inspectors have quit since 2019. Critics say that threatens public safety.
Anthony Bronico joined the city Department of Licenses & Inspections in 2014, the year after a botched demolition job triggered a building collapse that destroyed an adjacent Salvation Army building
AL.com · 3h
Apple’s Tim Cook donates $100,000 to help Alabama high school band
Want more state education news? Sign up for The Alabama Education Lab’s free, weekly newsletter, Ed Chat. The notes Apple CEO Tim Cook played on the trombone may be long gone from the halls of
CBS News · 1h
Senate set to vote on domestic terrorism bill despite GOP opposition
The vote to begin debate on the bill is almost certain to fall short of the 60-vote threshold needed to overcome Republican opposition.
Allentown Morning Call · 34m
Allentown Council delays Mayor Matt Tuerk’s plan for pandemic relief spending, wants input from public on potential projects
Allentown has $28 million left in its American Rescue Plan fund, but it may be a while before the money gets put to use. Mayor Matt Tuerk earlier this month announced plans for the remaining dollars.
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Washington Examiner · 11h
Jim Jordan fires back at Jan. 6 panel subpoena with list of demands
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) responded to a subpoena from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot by sharing a list of demands and criticizing the investigation.
Associated Press · 1h
Senate panel approves Michelle Childs for DC appeals court
South Carolina jurist Michelle Childs — recently under consideration for a slot on the U.S. Supreme Court — is one step closer to confirmation for the federal court typically seen as a proving ground
The Columbus Dispatch · 14m
Three years after Dayton attack, Texas shooting fuels anger over Ohio inaction on guns
As Ohio GOP lawmakers respond to the latest school shooting with teacher firearms training, they and Gov. Mike DeWine face criticism for gun violence inaction.
Associated Press · 2h
Police face questions over response to Texas school shooting
Law enforcement authorities faced questions and criticism Thursday over how much time elapsed before they stormed a Texas elementary school classroom and put a stop to the rampage by a gunman who
The Wall Street Journal. · 3h
Covid-19 Deaths Hover Near Lows, but Older Americans at Risk Even With Vaccines
The nearly 300 deaths reported daily are again mostly among seniors, underscoring hazards for the more vulnerable while the overall population appears less at risk.

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