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White House says CDC can't stop evictions, calls on states to act

By Lisa Mascaro, Josh Boak, Associated Press

The White House moved Monday to pressure state and local governments to swiftly adopt policies to protect renters after an eviction moratorium expired over the weekend, potentially pushing millions out of their homes.

Zoom to pay $85 million for privacy miscues at start of pandemic

By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press

The proposed deal disclosed in federal court documents filed Saturday still requires a judge's approval. Millions of people in the U.S. could get a slice of the settlement.

Mask mandate reinstated in San Francisco Bay Area amid surge

By Jocelyn Gecker, Associated Press

Health officials in San Francisco and six other Bay Area counties have announced that they are reinstating a mast mandate for all indoor settings as COVID-19 infections surge.

WATCH: White House COVID Response Team holds news briefing

By News Desk and Associated Press

The briefing comes just days after President Joe Biden issued new pandemic requirements aimed at boosting vaccination rates for millions of federal workers and contractors.

Employers are losing patience with unvaccinated workers

By Alexandra Olson, Associated Press

Many of the companies that are requiring shots have mostly office workers who are already largely vaccinated and are reluctant to work alongside those who aren't.

WATCH: Senate resumes infrastructure bill talks

By Kevin Freking, Lisa Mascaro, Associated Press

Senators unveiled a nearly $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package, wrapping up days of painstaking work on the inches-thick bill.

Evictions expected to spike as pandemic moratorium ends

By Michael Casey, Associated Press

Landlords and tenants are rushing back to court and advocates are bracing for a wave of evictions following the end of the federal moratorium over the weekend.

WATCH: Jen Psaki holds White House news briefing

By Josh Boak, Lisa Mascaro, Associated Press

Exhibition sheds light on Kalief Browder's years in solitary confinement

By Ivette Feliciano, Laura Fong

Sixteen-year-old Kalief Browder spent three years inside New York City's Rikers Island without being convicted of a crime, enduring two of those years in solitary confinement. He subsequently struggled with his mental health and eventually took his own life. A…

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Evacuations lifted as progress made against western fires

By Associated Press

Firefighters in Oregon reported good progress in the battle against the nation’s largest wildfire, while authorities canceled evacuation orders near a major blaze in Northern California.