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Why the evictions ban was allowed to expire and what’s next for vulnerable renters4 min
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Infrastructure bill sees momentum but could still face hurdles ahead6 min
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News Wrap: Firefighters contain 80% of Oregon Bootleg Fire; lift evacuations in California5 min
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‘No signs of plateauing’ in Florida’s COVID cases as DeSantis refuses to mandate masks7 min
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Afghans fear Taliban retribution as group expands control, executes critics6 min
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Severe drought reignites decades-old conflict between Oregon ranchers, Indigenous peoples8 min
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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on infrastructure negotiations, Trump’s fundraising success9 min
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Analyzing wins, losses and what’s to come for American athletes in Tokyo7 min
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