Day: February 11, 2022
- Politics
Election Board Says It Can Bar Cawthorn’s Reelection Bid If He Violated Constitution
The North Carolina State Board of Elections has hit back at a lawsuit by Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) declaring that…
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California colleges increase online mental health services to serve expected student need
Photo: Cal Poly Pomona Maria Gisela Sanchez-Cobo, a therapist at Cal Poly Pomona, prepares to start a teletherapy session from…
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Oil jumps amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine
Oil well pump jacks operated by Chevron Corp. in San Ardo, California, U.S., on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. David Paul…
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Harris Says Replacing Lead Pipes Is a Priority, Despite Limited Funding
NEWARK — Schkeema Troutman had just started describing the many difficulties of trying to raise a family in a city…
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Back to school during a pandemic: Answering your questions
Photo: Chino Valley Unified School District/Facebook Photo: Chino Valley Unified School District/Facebook Last revised Aug. 31. As most schools in…
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Analysis | Mask Mandates Didn’t Make Much of a Difference Anyway
Mask mandates are predicated on the effectiveness of “universal masking” in which everyone wears a mask to keep case numbers…
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What the Electoral Count Act is — and why some argue reforming it can protect future elections
Though the 19th-century law is vague, it makes clear that the vice president cannot overturn the result of a presidential…
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The Traveling Trump Show
HIDALGO, Texas — Organizers of the three-day We Stand America gathering were clearly frustrated on Day Two: In an arena…
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Brace for a smaller tax refund if you got monthly child tax credit payments in 2021
They could discover they’re getting smaller refunds than they usually do. That’s because more than 36 million families already received…
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Alabama School System Faulted For Response To Classroom Nazi Salute
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama school system’s “disconcerting” response to complaints from a Jewish student that a teacher had…
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