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FDA approves Moderna’s new lower-dose COVID-19 vaccine

FDA · United States

FDA approves Moderna’s new lower-dose COVID-19 vaccine

46% Center coverage: 66 sources

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, in South Carolina remarks, calls on Democrats ‘to be a little meaner’

Tim Walz · United States

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, in South Carolina remarks, calls on Democrats ‘to be a little meaner’

52% Center coverage: 50 sources

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

Trade War · United States

Spike in steel tariffs could imperil Trump promise of lower grocery prices

70% Center coverage: 27 sources

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New Orleans Holds Burial of Repatriated African Americans Whose Skulls Were Used in Racist Research

New Orleans Holds Burial of Repatriated African Americans Whose Skulls Were Used in Racist Research

New Orleans Holds Burial of Repatriated African Americans Whose Skulls Were Used in Racist Research

New Orleans Holds Burial of Repatriated African Americans Whose Skulls Were Used in Racist Research

50% Left coverage: 20 sources

Racism · New Orleans See the Story

Second Georgian opposition leader placed in pre-trial detention as crackdown widens

36% Center coverage: 22 sources

A Georgian court on Friday placed Nika Melia, a leader of the country's main opposition party, in pre-trial detention, amid a widening crackdown against a pro-Western opposition that has staged months of anti-government protests. Melia, a top leader of the Coalition for Change opposition bloc, was detained on Thursday for refusing to appear at a parliamentary inquiry into alleged crimes committed under jailed former President Mikheil Saakashvili between 2004 and 2012.Georgia Politics · Georgia See the Story

Thousands Take Part in Gaudreau Family 5K Walk and Run

58% Center coverage: 38 sources

NHL players Brady Tkachuk and Erik Gudbranson were among those involved.NHL · New Jersey See the Story

Lawsuit Challenging Kentucky's Near-Total Ban on Abortions Is Withdrawn

52% Center coverage: 38 sources

Attorneys for a woman who sued Kentucky seeking to restore the right to an abortion have dropped their challenge to the state’s near-total ban on the procedure. The attorneys filed a motion Friday to voluntarily dismiss the lawsuit, but did not give a reason for seeking to drop the case. The lawsuit had been filed last year in state court in Louisville on behalf of a woman who was seven weeks pregnant at the time and identified only by the pseudonym Mary Poe to protect her privacy.Abortion · Kentucky See the Story

Former New York Prison Guard Pleads Guilty in Connection with Inmate’s Beating Death

52% Left coverage: 25 sources

A former upstate New York prison guard pleaded guilty Friday for his role in what prosecutors called a coverup of the beating death of inmate by fellow guards. Joshua Bartlett entered guilty pleas to hindering prosecution and falsifying records, both felonies, in connection with the March 1 death of Messiah Nantwi at Mid-State Correctional Facility in Marcy, near Utica. Bartlett appeared for a hearing in Oneida County Court in Utica, where sentencing was set for Aug. 8.New York State Politics · New York See the Story

Chinese student struck a chord emphasizing humanity during Harvard commencement speech

73% Center coverage: 58 sources

A day after her emotional speech at Harvard University’s commencement, Yurong “Luanna” Jiang kept running into classmates who praised her message that people should see everyone’s common humanity rather than demonize others for their differences. The 25-year-old Jiang’s speech never directly mentioned the Trump administration nor its multi-pronged attack on the nation’s oldest and richest university. But she said the turmoil beyond their campus and its impact on her classmates was on her mind as she delivered her speech.Harvard · Massachusetts See the Story

New Orleans DA Pulls Out of Jailbreak Investigation Amid Conflict of Interest Allegation

62% Center coverage: 34 sources

Facing allegations of a conflict of interest, Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams removed himself this week from a Louisiana Attorney General-led investigation into the massive jailbreak that saw 10 men escape a New Orleans jail earlier this month. Gov. Jeff Landry ordered an investigation into the jailbreak several days after the inmates escaped on May 16. Williams had initially described the inquiry as a “joint effort” with the Attorney General Liz Murrill and toured the jail with her as part of the probe.Louisiana Politics · New Orleans See the Story

A Growing Number of New Orleans Fugitives' Friends and Family Arrested for Aiding in Jail Escape

46% Center coverage: 52 sources

The 10 men who escaped from a New Orleans jail more than two weeks ago by cutting out a hole behind a toilet received help from at least 15 people, many of them friends and family who provided food, cash, transport and shelter according to court documents. Records reviewed by The Associated Press show how some of the fugitives received aid before and after their escape — including from a number of people named in police reports but not yet facing charges.Prison · New Orleans See the Story

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