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An Incalculable Loss

An Incalculable Loss

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See How All 50 States Are Reopening (and Closing Again)

See How All 50 States Are Reopening (and Closing Again)

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Tough-on-guns California looks to feds to prosecute felons with firearms

Tough-on-guns California looks to feds to prosecute felons with firearms

California has some of the nation's strongest gun control laws, but local gun crimes are increasingly being p…

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Postpartum mental illness: The health crisis no expectant mother expects | CalMatters

Postpartum mental illness: The health crisis no expectant mother expects | CalMatters

California has become a national model for maternal health improvement. But less attention has been paid to n…

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California's new housing budget is a wrap. Here's what you need to know. | CalMatters

California's new housing budget is a wrap. Here's what you need to know. | CalMatters

Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders agreed to spend a fresh $2 billion to combat the state's…

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California promises free community college tuition, but how will it pay?

California promises free community college tuition, but how will it pay?

Weeks after Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 19, which waives fees for first-time freshmen at California community …

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Daily Life in Medieval England

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By Colin Platt, Barbara Harvey, C. M. Woolgar
| Five Books
Our topic is daily life in medieval England. From the research you’ve done over the years, what’s the most surprising thing you have found out about life in medieval England? To set some parameters here, medieval England lasted a very long time, around 1000 years, from the 5th century through to the end of the 15th century. I concentrate on the later period, when there’s documentation. As we’ll talk about with the books I have chosen, my emphasis is on interpreting evidence.
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Inside the Apocalyptic Worldview of 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' (Published 2022)

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By Karen Yourish Verified, Weiyi Cai Verified, Larry Buchanan, Aaron Byrd, Barbara Harvey, Blacki Migliozzi Verified, Rumsey Taylor, Josh WIlliams, Josh Williams Verified, Michael Zandlo
| The New York Times Verified
Night after night, the host of the most-watched show in prime-time cable news uses a simple narrative to instill fear in his viewers: 'They' want to control and then destroy 'you.' Night after night, the host of the most-watched show in prime-time cable news uses a simple narrative to instill fear in his viewers: 'They' want to control and then destroy 'you.'
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See Mask Mandates and Guidance, State by State

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By Yuriria Ávila, Barbara Harvey, Jasmine Lee Verified, Julie Shaver Verified
| The New York Times Verified
With the Omicron wave subsiding, many governors are once again revising mask rules and making plans to lift mandates for the general public, and in some cases in schools. Here is a list of upcoming changes: California will lift a universal mask mandate on Feb. 15, but the state will still require masks for unvaccinated people. Connecticut will lift a mask mandate for schools no later than Feb. 28. Illinois will lift a statewide mask mandate on Feb. 28.
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