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Family of woman shot during Capitol riot to file $10M wrongful death suit, report says
Inside Texas Politics
500,000 charging stations for electric vehicles planned for parking lots, apartments, rest areas across US
The idea is part of Biden’s infrastructure proposal. It's meant to get more Americans driving electric vehicles to help reach the White House's climate goals.
Vaccine
White House launches texting service, website to find closest COVID vaccine locations near you
Those interested can text their zip code to 438829 (GETVAX) to find the closest COVID-19 vaccine locations near them.
National
U.S. senators urge Congress to pass bipartisan military reform bill tackling sex assault, serious crimes
The bill would take control away from commanders in the military when it comes to the decision of whether or not to prosecute cases of sexual assault cases.
Nation World
A look at what's next in the release of 2020 census data
The 2020 census is far from over. Here's a breakdown of what to expect over the next several months.
Local News
Supreme Court declines to hear wrestlers' brain damage cases
Monday's decision appeared to end the last remaining lawsuits in an array of litigation over head injuries against the WWE.
Military News
America's oldest Pearl Harbor survivor dies at 103 in San Diego
Clayton Schenkelberg passed away at a senior care facility in San Diego, according to a report by the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Military News
First Black Air Force C-17 pilot teaches next generation of aviators
George London taught physics to teenagers for 17 years. But before that, he had a prolific military career as one of the Air Force's first Black test pilots.
Nation World
Climate Summit Day 2 message: Invest big for big payoff
The end of the climate change summit featured Bill Gates and Mike Bloomberg, steelworker and electrical union leaders and executives for solar and others.
Local News
Jill Biden hears from Navajo women on needs, priorities
The first lady will deliver a message to the Navajo Nation, meet with teachers and students and visit a COVID-19 vaccination site.
Local News
Timeline | One year later, Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen's death bringing change to highest levels of military
A year after Vanessa Guillen's death, here's a look at the tragic chain of events that inspired a nationwide movement to protect those who serve.
Politics
Oklahoma governor signs bill to crack down on protesters
The bill makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000 fine to block a public street
Inside Texas Politics
500,000 charging stations for electric vehicles planned for parking lots, apartments, rest areas across US
The idea is part of Biden’s infrastructure proposal. It's meant to get more Americans driving electric vehicles to help reach the White House's climate goals.
Vaccine
White House launches texting service, website to find closest COVID vaccine locations near you
Those interested can text their zip code to 438829 (GETVAX) to find the closest COVID-19 vaccine locations near them.
National
U.S. senators urge Congress to pass bipartisan military reform bill tackling sex assault, serious crimes
The bill would take control away from commanders in the military when it comes to the decision of whether or not to prosecute cases of sexual assault cases.
Nation World
A look at what's next in the release of 2020 census data
The 2020 census is far from over. Here's a breakdown of what to expect over the next several months.
Local News
Supreme Court declines to hear wrestlers' brain damage cases
Monday's decision appeared to end the last remaining lawsuits in an array of litigation over head injuries against the WWE.
Military News
America's oldest Pearl Harbor survivor dies at 103 in San Diego
Clayton Schenkelberg passed away at a senior care facility in San Diego, according to a report by the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Military News
First Black Air Force C-17 pilot teaches next generation of aviators
George London taught physics to teenagers for 17 years. But before that, he had a prolific military career as one of the Air Force's first Black test pilots.
Nation World
Climate Summit Day 2 message: Invest big for big payoff
The end of the climate change summit featured Bill Gates and Mike Bloomberg, steelworker and electrical union leaders and executives for solar and others.
Local News
Jill Biden hears from Navajo women on needs, priorities
The first lady will deliver a message to the Navajo Nation, meet with teachers and students and visit a COVID-19 vaccination site.
Local News
Timeline | One year later, Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen's death bringing change to highest levels of military
A year after Vanessa Guillen's death, here's a look at the tragic chain of events that inspired a nationwide movement to protect those who serve.
Politics
Oklahoma governor signs bill to crack down on protesters
The bill makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000 fine to block a public street
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