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Budget Office Determines Democrats’ Spending Bill Will Nudge Deficit Higher
WASHINGTON — The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said on Thursday that President Biden’s sprawling climate change and social policy ...
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Relocation of Federal Agency Hurt Diversity, Watchdog Finds
WASHINGTON — A decision by the Trump administration to move the headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management to Grand…
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Tax Deduction That Benefits the Rich Divides Democrats Ahead of Vote
WASHINGTON — A plan by House Democrats to reduce taxes for high earners in states like New Jersey, New York…
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Four Years After ‘Unite the Right,’ Charlottesville Still Struggles to Move On
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — On a recent Monday night, portions of the virtual meeting of the Charlottesville City Council felt more…
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Man Who Fatally Shot Ahmaud Arbery Describes a ‘Life or Death’ Encounter
Travis McMichael, the man who shot Ahmaud Arbery to death after chasing him through a suburban Georgia neighborhood, testified in…
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F.D.A. Plans to Authorize Pfizer Boosters for All Adults This Week
WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is aiming to authorize booster doses of Pfizer-BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine for all adults…
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U.S. to Buy Enough of Pfizer’s Covid Antiviral Pills for 10 Million People
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration plans to pay more than $5 billion for a stockpile of Pfizer’s new Covid-19 pill,…
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As Rittenhouse Awaits Verdict, Man Shot by Kenosha Officer Heals Slowly
KENOSHA, Wis. — As a jury of 12 Kenosha County residents weighed the fate of Kyle Rittenhouse, who fatally shot…
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Archdiocese of New Orleans to Pay $1 Million to Settle FEMA Fraud Claims
The Archdiocese of New Orleans has agreed to pay more than $1 million to the federal government to resolve allegations…
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Challenges to Workplace Vaccine Mandate Moved to Appeals Court in Cincinnati
WASHINGTON — A federal judicial panel on Tuesday assigned the appeals court in Cincinnati to handle at least 34 lawsuits…