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Wall Street Journal:
Rival Group Makes Fully Financed, Roughly $680 Million Bid for Tribune — Tribune likely to deem new bid superior to agreement with Alden, according to sources — A Maryland hotel magnate and a Swiss billionaire have made a bid for Tribune Publishing Co. that the newspaper chain is expected …
Ryan Dezember / Wall Street Journal:
If You Sell a House These Days, the Buyer Might Be a Pension Fund — Yield-chasing investors are snapping up single-family homes, competing with ordinary Americans and driving up prices — A bidding war broke out this winter at a new subdivision north of Houston.
KOKI-TV:
Collapse ‘imminent’ at Florida phosphate mine leaking millions of gallons of contaminated water — MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. — A cracked reservoir at a former Florida phosphate mine is leaking millions of gallons of contaminated water into the Gulf of Mexico. — Update 1:13 p.m. EDT April 4 …
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Protecting Florida Together, One America News Network, UPI and The Daily Caller
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Tampa Bay Times:
Live updates on Manatee plant potential collapse: What you need to know Sunday — Gov. DeSantis, state, local officials addressed the situation at Piney Point. — Published Earlier today — At a Sunday afternoon press conference, Manatee County officials reported “no news was good news” from the Piney Point reservoir leak.
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The Hill
Sarah Ellison / Washington Post:
Inside the Teen Vogue mess — which is really a Condé Nast mess — From the start, Alexi McCammond seemed an unlikely candidate to become a top boss within the storied Vogue empire — at least on paper. — Only 27, she had little editing experience and had never managed a staff …
Katherine J. Wu / The Atlantic:
Vaccine Cheat Days Are Adding Up — Vaccinated and unvaccinated people are getting more lax with behavior at a time when vigilance really matters. — A few weeks ago, my partially vaccinated partner and my wholly unvaccinated self got an invitation to a group dinner, held unmasked and indoors.
Washington Post:
Will school be back to normal this fall? Kind of, sort of, maybe. — Parents, students and teachers, exhausted by the false starts, union battles, quarantines and remote learning that have upended this school year, are looking around the bend with an urgent, fretful question: Come fall, will school at last be back to normal?
Aris Folley / The Hill:
Some Georgia GOP legislators want Coca-Cola products removed from offices — A group of GOP state legislators in Georgia are seeking removal of Coca-Cola products from their offices after the company's CEO criticized the state's recently passed voting law. — The legislators signed onto a letter …
David Jackson / USA Today:
‘Radical Left CRAZIES:’ Trump issues Easter greetings by attacking political rivals, griping about election loss — WASHINGTON - Former President Donald Trump marked Easter weekend by attacking his political enemies, repeating false claims about the election, and calling for a boycott …
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Detroit Free Press, UPI, The Daily Caller, Slate and Raw Story
David J. Lynch / Washington Post:
With stimulus cash and jobs spike, U.S. emerges as main engine for global economic recovery — Spending on imports spreads the wealth across Europe and Asia — The robust U.S. economic recovery this year is expected to be good news for factory workers, freight handlers and farmers.
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Bloomberg, The National Interest and Washington Examiner
CBS News:
Hunter Biden on his memoir “Beautiful Things” and his struggles with substance abuse — Hunter Biden was asked by correspondent Tracy Smith, “You've said your dad always saw the good in you through all of this. Was there ever a time when you thought, Okay, there's no way, he's gonna give up on me, I've done it now?”
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The Hill, Fox News, Twitchy and New York Post
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Daniel Chaitin / Washington Examiner:
Hunter Biden ‘cooperating completely’ with federal investigators
Hunter Biden ‘cooperating completely’ with federal investigators
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Fox News
NBC News:
Capitol Police union warns of potential exodus after latest attack, urges security increases — The Capitol Police Union's head pushed Congress on Sunday to ramp up security after a second attack at the complex this year left another officer dead and also warned of a possible thinning of the department's ranks.
Lahav Harkov / Jerusalem Post:
Israel, in first comment, says troubled by US position ahead of Iran talks — US envoy to Iran Malley says goal is to return to nuclear deal, without calling to strengthen it. — Mixed messages from the Biden administration on the Iran nuclear deal days before indirect talks commence …
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Molly Nagle / ABC News:
Americans ‘want to see us get it done’: Buttigieg on Biden's infrastructure plan — “One way or the other, we've got to get it done,” Secretary Pete Buttigieg said. — ‘Time is of the essence’ to pass COVID-19 relief: Buttigieg — Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is interviewed on “This Week.”
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Insider, Talking Points Memo and New York Post
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Cameron Cawthorne / Fox News:
Buttigieg says AOC demand for ‘even bolder’ spending than $2T proposal ‘natural part’ of talks on jobs plan
Buttigieg says AOC demand for ‘even bolder’ spending than $2T proposal ‘natural part’ of talks on jobs plan
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RedState
Kate Brown / The Hill:
True democracy stands on the heels of vote by mail expansion — We got a small glimpse at what is possible for the future of voting in the U.S. In 2020, 46 percent of voters voted by mail. It was a monumental habit change as the pandemic made it unsafe for people to congregate at polling places to cast ballots.
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Washington Post
Hannah Beech / New York Times:
Myanmar's Military Has Killed Over 40 Children Since the Coup. Here's One Child's Story. — Myanmar's security forces have killed more than 40 children since February. Here is the story of one, Aye Myat Thu. She was 10. — In the swelter of the hot season, U Soe Oo cracked open the coconut with practiced blows of his machete.
Jazmine Hughes / New York Times:
‘Battle for the Soul of SoHo’: A Debate on Gentrification, Race and Wealth — The Manhattan neighborhood is locked in a contentious battle with city officials over whether, and how, it should change. — As a child growing up in SoHo, Akeela Azcuy remembers seeing her father …
Washington Post:
Jordan accuses former crown prince and high-ranking officials of ‘promoting sedition,’ with foreign backing — AMMAN, Jordan — The government of Jordan on Sunday accused former crown prince Hamzeh bin Hussein and several of his associates of cooperating with foreign entities to pursue …
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UPI and The National Interest
New York Times:
Virus Variants Threaten to Draw Out the Pandemic, Scientists Say — Declining infection rates over all masked a rise in more contagious forms of the coronavirus. Vaccines will stop the spread, if Americans postpone celebration just a bit longer. — For weeks, the mood in much of the United States has been buoyant.
David Cohen / Politico:
Sen. Blunt sees ‘easy win’ if infrastructure plan scaled back — Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said Sunday the Biden White House could score “an easy win” on infrastructure if it would just reduce its new plan to focus solely on infrastructure. — Speaking to host Chris Wallace on “Fox News Sunday …
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Lawyers, Guns & Money, Slate, National Review, Fox News and Mock Paper Scissors
Glenn Greenwald:
The Enduring Terror of Violent Crime Victimhood — A family in Oakland just suffered a horrific crime in their home — one similar to but far worse than one I had recently — and deserves much help in recovering. — 21 hr ago — A harrowing story of a violent crime in Oakland was reported …
New York Times:
Biden Steps Up Federal Efforts to Combat Domestic Extremism — The administration has taken a series of steps to prioritize dealing with white supremacists and militias, especially after the Capitol riot on Jan. 6. — WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is stepping up efforts …
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Raw Story
Tyler Olson / Fox News:
Barrasso slams Biden over kids in ‘captivity,’ says he was told to delete photos of border facilities — Senate GOP conference chair spoke to ‘Sunday Morning Futures’ host Maria Bartiromo — Sen. Barrasso: Biden administration ‘hiding’ migrant crisis from American public
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New York Post, Washington Examiner and Fox Business
American Greatness:
The Appeal of the New Totalitarians — It's easy to understand and reject the horrors of totalitarianism. It is much less easy to grasp its inexorable logic or its seemingly implacable attractions. — I am not a follower or a fan of baseball. But I understand that it is, or has been …
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National Review
Matt Lewis / The Daily Beast:
America's Losing Faith, and That Makes the Next Trump All But Inevitable — GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY … Yes, Americans are losing faith in almost all institutions these days, but the decline in church attendance has reverberations that will last a long time.
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Salena Zito / New York Post:
Why Christian voters want more politicians like Donald Trump
Why Christian voters want more politicians like Donald Trump
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Fox News