Biden touts generational investment as infrastructure plan stakes rise
President Biden travels to La Crosse Wisconsin to push a 973 billion bipartisan infrastructure package promising millions of jobs. He frames the plan as democratic and economic leverage, notes priority fixes from crumbling grids to lead pipes, and links progress to safer roads and climate resilience. The White House maneuvers through competing Democratic and Republican views as a Senate 50 50 stalemate提醒.
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Supreme Court keeps eviction moratorium in place
The Supreme Court 5-4 maintains the CDC eviction moratorium through July end. Justice Kavanaugh joins to extend a few weeks for orderly rental assistance distribution while Alito Barrett Gorsuch and Thomas would end it. The policy, aimed at renters unable to pay, was first set last year to prevent housing displacement during the pandemic.
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Brooklyn Board of Elections errors in ranked choice results
The BRIEFLY joint Democrats and Republicans operation faced disarray as the board withdrew earlier results from a ranked choice test. Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams appeared to lead Kathryn Garcia by under 16,000 votes before a discrepancy was acknowledged and 135,000 ballot images were found not cleared.
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Kim Jong Un berates North Korea officials over virus lapses
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un criticized senior party and government officials for failures in fighting the coronavirus, calling it a grave crisis. KCNA did not specify the alleged incident, while Pyongyang has repeatedly claimed no infections despite extensive testing and a porous border with China.
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House moves to remove Taney bust and Confederate statues
The House approved a bill to remove from the Capitol a bust of Roger Taney and statues of Jefferson Davis and other Confederates. The 285 to 120 vote saw unanimous Democratic support and 67 Republicans backing the measure, with hopes for Senate passage under President Biden.
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New York Mayoral Primary Count Scrambled by Data Error
The Democratic mayoral primary result in New York City was disrupted when election officials withdrew their latest vote tally after discovering test data had corrupted the count. The issue raised concerns over New York City's first major use of ranked choice voting and spotlighted the Board of Elections handling.
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Florida officials pledge multiple probes into condo collapse
Surfside officials vow grand jury and investigations to examine safety, engineering, and building decisions after the Champlain Towers South collapse. Miami-Dade Mayor Levine Cava will consult experts to prevent future tragedies. State Attorney Rundle will pursue a grand jury probe. Death toll rises to 12 with 149 unaccounted.
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