Hillside Erosion Worsening in California Due to Wildfires and Intense Rain
(Los Angeles Times) — Over the last three decades, California has seen
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Judge Won’t Dismiss Manslaughter Case Against 2 SoCal Police Officers
(Los Angeles Times) — A Los Angeles superior court judge rejected
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Strikes Start at Top Hotel Chains as Housekeepers Seek Higher Wages and Daily Room Cleaning Work
With up to 17 rooms to clean each shift, Fatima Amahmoud’s job at the
Black Students Are Still Kicked Out of School at Higher Rates Despite Reforms
Before he was suspended, Zaire Byrd was thriving. He acted in school
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Ballot Measures in 41 States Give Voters a Say on Abortion and Other Tough Questions
Life, death, crime and taxes will be on ballots for voters to decide this fall.
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Major Publishers Sue Florida Over ‘Unconstitutional’ Book Ban Law
(Tampa Bay Times) A coalition of the nation’s largest book publishers filed a
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Watchdog Finds FBI Fell Short on Child Sexual Abuse Allegations
(CQ-Roll Call) — A watchdog report released Thursday found the FBI fell
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Colorado Senate Approves Property Tax Deal, Sending Bill to Governor
(The Denver Post) — The Colorado Senate gaveled in Thursday morning
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Texas Dropped 1.1 Million Names From Voter Rolls in The Past 3 Years, Governor Says
(The Dallas Morning News) — More than a million names have been
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Denver to Pay Photographer in Latest Legal Settlement for Police Response to 2020 Protest
(The Denver Post) — Denver will pay $437,500 to settle a lawsuit by a