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From the States

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Cyclists in Chicago, Illinois

As the runoff election nears in Chicago, mayoral candidates remain locked in polling

Polling by Northwestern University shows Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson are tied at 44% with 12% undecided.

White House

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Joe Biden, Feb. 19

Biden repeals Trump executive order that promoted industry-led apprenticeship programs

Trump order sought to bring "relevant skills and high-paying jobs" to workers via apprentice programs.

Media

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baseball

Major League Baseball locks out players, sport's first work stoppage in roughly 26 years

In 1994, MLB and its owners immediately locked out players in move that threatened spring training, opening day

Energy

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Big Cars

EPA’s final EV rule may set the stage for a ‘bloodbath’ for American auto workers

Since electric vehicles require far fewer parts to assemble and auto makers are losing money on the EVs they sell, the EPA standards could result in a “bloodbath” for the American auto worker.

Congress

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Rep. Babin

Congressman: Biden jobs bill 'another Trojan horse Democrat bill' paid for by future generations

"There's been no negotiations, there's been no input, no committee work," said Texas GOP Rep. Brian Babin.

Congress

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USCP Acting Assistant Chief for Uniformed Operations Sean Gallagher speaks at a news conference to discuss the law enforcement’s preparations ahead of the Justice for J6 Rally near the U.S. Capitol on September 17, 2021 in Washington, DC.

Interim Capitol Police chief plagued by Jan. 6, discipline probe, lack of rank-and-file confidence

Newly-elevated interim Capitol Police Chief Sean Gallagher faced a whistleblower complaint and a "no-confidence" vote over the handling of Jan. 6 and was also found to have cheated on timesheets in a decade-old internal affairs probe.

From the States

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Nippon Steel flag

US Steel deal a major win for 100,000 American jobs

Sen. Kim Ward, the three-term legislator from Greensburg and the highest-ranking Republican in the upper chamber, recently told The Center Square the long fight to the finish line was a personal mission to protect the commonwealth’s legacy.

Technology

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Artificial Intelligence

Tech company wants federal government to reimagine training, hiring

President Donald Trump has made better hiring practices central to his second administration.

Watchdogs

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Department of Veterans Affairs building in Washington DC in 2018

Veterans Benefits Administration failed to follow its own plan for employee testing, watchdog says

"The OIG estimated from a statistical sample that from FY 2016 through FY 2019, 4,700 of 10,600 individuals required to take tests did not take at least one examination," the watchdog's report stated.

Europe

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Alexey Navalny, Moscow, Russia, May 24, 2022

Putin political nemesis Navalny in solitary confinement

He said it is the "harshest punishment" in prison and "torture and murder are most often carried out there"

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