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The pandemic, police violence, and more guns all contributed to an unprecedented rise in murders across the United States.

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Son of Wall Street Mogul Running for Wisconsin Senate Seat Was Pleasantly Surprised Milwaukee Is a Normal City

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“What most surprised me,” said Alex Lasry, “is the fact that Milwaukee has all the same things as any city,” citing bars, restaurants, and an art scene.

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Nursing Home Industry Avoids Scrutiny for Covid-19 Deaths as Powerful Lobby Goes to Work

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Just two nursing home executives have been indicted for Covid-19 deaths, while the industry showered millions on candidates, PACs, and lobbying.

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Corporate Lawyers Line Up for Justice Department Top Slots

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Attorney General nominee Merrick Garland defended hiring lawyers with Big Tech experience on the first day of his confirmation hearings.

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Connecticut Lawmakers Want to Try Again to Make Prison Phone Calls Completely Free

Rachel M. Cohen

Advocates are optimistic about a new round of legislation to curb predatory phone rates in the state — and pressure is mounting in Washington.

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Fossil Fuel Executives Gloat About Profits, PR From Texas Winter Storm Crisis

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Comstock Resources, a shale drilling company, apologized for describing gas prices from the Texas storm as a “jackpot.”

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