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States lift restrictions gradually amid fears of new variant

States are loosening their coronavirus restrictions on restaurants and other businesses because of improved infection and hospitalization numbers but are moving gradually and cautiously, in part because of the more contagious variant taking hold in the U.S.

In duel with small investors over GameStop, big funds blink

Across most of America, GameStop is just a place to buy a video game. On Wall Street, though, it's become a battleground where swarms of smaller investors see themselves making an epic stand against the 1%.

US terrorism alert warns of politically motivated violence

The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the lingering potential for violence from people motivated by antigovernment sentiment after President Joe Biden's election, suggesting the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol may embolden extremists and set the stage for additional attacks.

California discloses math behind easing stay-at-home order

California’s health director on Tuesday revealed the math behind the state's calculation that it was safe to lift all remaining stay-at-home orders, a response to criticism that Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration was hiding key data affecting people's lives and livelihoods.

California seizes control over struggling vaccine delivery

California is changing up the way it is delivering coronavirus vaccines, moving to a more centralized system that is expected to streamline appointment sign-up, notification, and eligibility for nearly 40 million residents who want to know when they can get a shot and where.

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A lie can’t buy citizenship. If Omar’s was bought with one, it was never hers.

Citizenship obtained by fraud is void from the start. Enforcing that rule is what protects the millions of Americans who earned theirs honestly.

Amnesty for noncitizens who registered but never voted. Prosecute every one who voted.

California's four U.S. attorneys should draw a bright line, and put the blame for the rest where it belongs: on Sacramento.

224 San Jacinto High Seniors take major step toward CSU admission

For 224 seniors at San Jacinto High School, the...
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