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abcnews.go.com

• City reburies remains that could be linked to Tulsa’s 1921 Race Massacre
• Jamaica sweeps women's 100m at Tokyo Olympics as Elaine Thompson-Herah sets record
• Suburban NY county considers letting police sue protesters
• Ammunition shelves bare as US gun sales continue to soar
• NHL to investigate claim Sharks’ Kane bet on own games
• Border Patrol: Agent, 2nd driver killed in crash in Arizona
• Family: Zydeco musician Chris Ardoin shot while performing
• 'Vote them out': Willie Nelson headlines Texas protest rally
• Section of overturned shipwreck separated, oil discharged
• Judge upholds Liberty University's suit against Falwell
• Young man shot in California movie theater dies
• California learns costly pandemic lesson about hospitals

alaska-native-news.com

• ‘Just Say That the Election Was Corrupt,’ Trump Told DOJ in December
• YKHC and GCI announce plans to jointly pursue federal funding for fiber internet service to Bethel
• July 31st, 1869
• COVID-19 DATA SUMMARY-July 30, 2021
• Denali to Host “Need for Seed” Volunteer Event August 8
• Neal Brown’s legacy: learning and laughing
• Updated guide helps communities facing man-made disasters
• Governor Dunleavy to Convene Special Session on August 16
• July 30th, 1921
• Troopers Investigating Shooting Incident in Russian Mission

boston.com

• Rays move into 1st in AL East with 9-5 victory over Red Sox
• ‘Today felt normal’: 7 takeaways as Chris Sale makes rehab start for Worcester Red Sox
• Saturdays Patriots QB watch: Cam Newton remains the starter
• Celtics finalize Josh Richardson trade with Mavericks, sending Moses Brown to Dallas
• Mask guidance divides parents heading into new school year
• Tenants prepare for unknown as eviction moratorium ends
• Will heavy rains lead to more mosquitoes?
• He predicted his future. Inside the letter Patriots rookie Mac Jones wrote to himself in the fifth grade
• Bishop: Albany diocese covered up priest abuse for decades
• When will the summer coronavirus surge peak? It will get worse before it gets better, experts predict.

buzzfeed.com-world

• The Uplifting Olympics Content We All Need Right Now
• US Olympic Fencers Wore Pink Masks To Protest Against Their Teammate Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Gorgeous Photos Show What The Last Tokyo Olympics Looked Like In 1964
• Simone Biles Withdrew From The Individual All-Around Gymnastics Final
• A Photographer Reflected On Her 45-Year Career And What Has Changed
• 8 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
• Athletes Celebrated The Tokyo Olympics Opening Ceremony In An Empty Stadium
• The Director Of The Olympics Opening Ceremony Has Been Fired For A Holocaust “Joke” He Made In 1998
• Photos Of The Deadly Flooding In China
• The Celebrities Came Out In Full Force At Cannes
• This Is What The Historic Anti-Government Protests In Cuba Look Like
• A London Cop Has Pleaded Guilty To Murdering British Woman Sarah Everard

cbsnews.com

• CBS Weekend News, July 31, 2021
• "48 Hours" show schedule
• Did a love triangle ultimatum lead to murder?
• Was Lizzie Borden a notorious killer or wrongly accused?
• The Murder of Anna Repkina
• "Lizzie Borden Took an Axe"
• House Democrats' appeal to extend eviction moratorium ends in vain
• Rep. Cori Bush sleeps outside Capitol to protest end of eviction freeze
• Simone Biles withdraws from floor finals
• Simone Biles withdraws from two more Olympic events
• Willie Neslon helps close out march for voting rights in Texas
• This week on "Sunday Morning" (August 1)

chicagotribune.com

• Lollapalooza 2021: Twitter reports from Saturday
• Musicians say TikTok is a ‘launching pad’ for their careers. Lollapalooza’s lineup agrees.
• Lollapalooza 2021: Day 3 opens with new mask rules and Saturday crowds
• Lollapalooza is biggest stage yet for up-and-coming Atlanta hip hop artist Kenny Mason
• One dead, at least 23 wounded in city shootings since Friday afternoon, Chicago police say
• Scientists study the genetics of invasive mussels seeking ways to turn off the genes that allow them to spread and survive
• Lollapalooza 2021: Twitter reports from Day 2
• Imani and Siewka are the latest members of the Montrose Beach piping plover family
• An estimated 300 trillion invasive mussels blanket Lake Michigan. Eradication may be impossible, but small-scale removal efforts could be the answer.
• Lollapalooza 2021, Day 2: Friday brings a new focus on masks, though most concertgoers are just there to enjoy the show
• Annual Northbrook Days festival to return, marking 97th year of fundraising
• Chicago issues indoor mask advisory for everyone over 2; COVID-19 cases up nearly 50% in Illinois over the past week

cnn.com

• Families are at war over a wedding tradition India banned decades ago
• Xander Schauffele wins gold medal for Team USA in men's golf
• CNN analyst's blunt message to GOP lawmakers on vaccines
• Some vaccinated Americans have lost their patience with those refusing the shot
• Olympic swimming ends with historic win for Team USA
• How much are Olympic medals worth?
• Video shows Texas family pleading with officer on top of Black teen
• Deadly drone attack on tanker escalates Iran-Israel maritime tension
• TikTok star wounded in movie theater shooting has died from his injuries
• UK scientists believe it is 'almost certain' a coronavirus variant will emerge that beats current vaccines
• 'The animals are on fire,' say devastated farmers as wildfires sweep Turkey
• Man runs from 'explosion of flames' in Turkey wildfire

democracynow.org

• “People Are Outraged”: General Strike in Guatemala Denounces Corruption & Mishandling of Pandemic
• Anti-BDS Jewish Orgs Back Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Sales Ban in Settlements Despite Israeli Pressure
• Human Rights Watch Accuses Israel of Apparent War Crimes in Gaza Assault; Urges ICC Probe
• Headlines for July 30, 2021
• "This Is Not a Climate Bill": Leah Stokes on Why Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Doesn't Go Far Enough
• "We Can't Trust the Unvaccinated": Dr. Leana Wen on Vaccine Mandates & How to Stop the Delta Variant
• Headlines for July 29, 2021
• Workers Beg Joe Manchin to Save West Virginia Pharma Plant as His Daughter Walks Away with $31M
• NAACP Head Derrick Johnson Remembers Bob Moses as Key "Strategist" of Civil Rights Movement
• "To Hell and Back": At Jan. 6 Hearing, Officers Describe Facing Brutal Attacks & Racial Slurs
• Headlines for July 28, 2021
• Calls Grow for Biden to Close Guantánamo Military Prison as U.S. Sanctions Cuba over Human Rights

foreignpolicy.com

• What Biden Really Thinks About Democracy Promotion
• Be Wary of China Threat Inflation
• What in the World?
• Afghanistan’s War Splinters as Southern Tribes Fight for Spoils
• Don’t Let Cuba’s Protest Momentum Evaporate
• The Science Says Everyone Needs a COVID-19 Booster Shot—and Soon
• How the U.S. Learned to Stop Worrying About the Pacific and Love the ‘Indo-Pacific’
• Top Counterterrorism Envoy Could Be First U.S. Ambassador to Sudan in Decades
• Beijing’s Attempts to Intimidate Taiwan Have Backfired
• How Latin American Women Governed During the Pandemic
• Tehran and Washington Signal Slow Going for Nuclear Deal
• The China Model Will Never Work in Iran

foxnews.com

• Milestone medals in pool, 100-meter dash on tap at Olympics
• Facebook rejects Illinois police group's ‘officer of the year’ post over ‘sensitive social issues’: report
• Strong Pac-12 presence in water polo at Tokyo Olympics
• Scola, Argentina top Japan 97-77, return to Olympic quarters
• Epic swims: Dressel, McKeon take place among Olympic greats
• BMX couple tackling life's big moments together
• 7th heaven: Aussie McKeon leaves Tokyo with 7 swim medals
• Gold medalist, 4-time Olympian Dalhausser leaves the beach
• Olympic surprise: American Finke leaves Tokyo with two golds
• Incredible Raven: Saunders lends her voice to the Olympics

huffpost.com

• Caeleb Dressel Won A Fifth Gold Medal And Breaks World Record
• Florida Records Highest-Ever Daily COVID-19 Case Count, Over 21,000
• Eric Trump’s Latest Whine Prompts People To Play The World’s Smallest Violin
• Djokovic Loses, Destroys Racket, Costs Teammate A Chance At Olympic Medal
• U.S. Fencers Wear Pink Masks In Protest Of Their Own Teammate
• Simone Biles Withdraws From Floor Event Finals
• Rep. Madison Cawthorn Was Stopped Trying To Bring Gun Onto Plane
• ‘Botched’: Arizona GOP’s Ballot Count Ends, Troubles Persist
• Bacon May Disappear In California As Pig Law Takes Effect
• A Republican Primary In Ohio Tests Donald Trump’s Clout
• Why You Can’t Out-Organize Voter Suppression
• Here’s What I’ve Learned About Grief After Attending 4 Zoom Funerals In The Last Year

latimes.com

• Crews battle Hungry fire in northern Los Angeles County
• LAPD report on Echo Park homeless camp cleanup finds 'room for improvement'
• Movie theater shooting victim, a TikTok star, dies after being taken off life support
• Delta variant is rising. Breakthrough infections too. How should I protect myself?
• Holocaust Museum LA reopens with new virtual installation featuring Auschwitz survivor
• Long a path to success for Korean immigrants, dry cleaners struggle in the pandemic
• For parents of unvaccinated kids, worsening Delta variant brings alarm, questions
• The Hollywood & Highland elephants are coming down, a rejection of D.W. Griffith's racist legacy
• Column: Separate restaurants for vaccinated and not? It may come to that
• Sheriff expresses 'grave concerns' over fatal shooting by deputies captured on video
• Earthquake: 3.2 quake felt in Redlands
• L.A. mayor's residence vandalized following protest

nbcnews.com

• 'She was a bully': A judge's misconduct reveals chaos of Pa. family court
• Covid devastated nursing homes. Delta and staff vaccination rates could wreak havoc.
• Simone Biles' critics are not only cruel, they're missing the point
• Earth's energy imbalance removes almost all doubt from human-made climate change
• 'Vote them out': Willie Nelson headlines protest rally on Texas Capitol steps.
• A 70-story building swayed from side to side. Now China is enacting strict skyscraper laws.
• L.A. sheriff has 'grave concerns' over death of man fatally shot by deputies
• ICE to begin processing migrant families to relieve overcrowded border patrol stations
• Florida has more new Covid cases than ever before
• TikTok star Anthony Barajas dies days after movie theater shooting
• CDC investigating after cake mix linked to E. coli outbreak in 12 states
• Zydeco musician shot while on stage at Louisiana festival

newsweek.com

• Protesters Tape 'Eviction Notice' on Nancy Pelosi's Home as Moratorium Ends
• Lawmakers Call for Federal Eviction Moratorium Extension at Capitol Protest
• 'I'm a Sex Therapist, I Know How To Spot Toxic Relationships'
• 'Love Island U.K.' Week 3 Recap: Romance, Recouplings and Red Flags
• Schumer Says Infrastructure Deal Will Be Finalized Sunday After Rare Saturday Session
• James Lapine's 'Putting It Together' Paints a Fine Portrait of Stephen Sondheim and Co.
• 'Housing Crisis': Progressives Frustrated as Biden Lets Federal Eviction Moratorium Expire
• Stimulus Check Update: Californians Will Get $600 in September, Monthly $2K Petition Grows
• Professor Sues Student Who Complained to University About Failing Grade
• The Smartest Mid-Size Dog Breeds
• 21 of 29 People Test Positive for COVID-19 After Oregon Family Reunion—13 Fully Vaccinated
• 'HIGH VOLTAGE': Utah Police Crack Down on People Swinging from Hammocks on Power Lines

npr.org

• U.S. Gymnast MyKayla Skinner Medals In An Event She Didn't Expect To Compete In
• Out-And-Proud Raven 'Hulk' Saunders Takes Silver In Women's Shot Put
• Western Wildfires May Take Weeks To Months To Contain
• Simone Biles Withdraws From Floor, Still Might Compete In Balance Beam
• Caeleb Dressel Is Leaving Tokyo With Five Olympic Gold Medals
• Why DoorDash Drivers Are On Strike
• Disqualified Nigerian Athletes Protest At Olympic Village
• MyKayla Skinner Will Compete For Simone Biles In Women's Vault Finals
• An Australian Gold Medalist Invited Her Bronze-Winning Teammate To Share The Podium
• Tokyo's New COVID-19 Infections Hit A Record Again, Topping 4,000 For The First Time
• Novak Djokovic, The World's No. 1 Tennis Player, Fails To Medal At The Olympics
• Russians Tied To The SolarWinds Cyberattack Hacked Federal Prosecutors, DOJ Says

nycdailypost.com

• Why Trust Is in Short Supply on Capitol Hill
• Ex-NYC councilman and retired priest accused of sexually assaulting minor in 1970s
• MyKayla Skinner, Jade Carey have chance to shine in Simone Biles’ absence
• In Vietnam, Undersea Robots Aid the Pentagon’s Search for War Dead
• Texas cop pins ‘suicidal’ black teen as she yells ‘I can’t breathe’
• Jets’ rookie receiver Elijah Moore continues to impress
• Supreme Court judge named suspect in Haitian president’s assassination
• NYC shootings leave 13 people injured
• 4-year-old girl in critical condition after being shot outside funeral home
• Motorcyclist killed in Williamsburg Bridge crash

nytimes.com

• With Simone Biles Out, Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles and Grace McCallum Fight On
• Design Museum Hopes 11th Director’s the Charm
• He Hired 2 Men to Kidnap His Wife. They Ended Up Drowning.
• The Best and Worst Cities to Live Without a Car
• Gloria Vanderbilt’s Beekman Place Apartment Is for Sale
• Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? Not at Opus 40.
• Who Are the Unvaccinated in America? There’s No One Answer.
• Why Do Republicans Hate Cops?

observer.com

• I’m Glad ‘Black Widow’ Made It to Theaters, Even If It Took Years to Get There
• Elon Musk’s Old Pals Invest in Neuralink to Fund Testing Brain Chips in Humans
• The Best New Movies and TV Shows to Stream This Week: July 30-Aug. 5
• Kiana Madeira of ‘Fear Street’ Wants the Roles She Takes to Feel Constructive and Subversive
• A Canadian Art Dealer Has Admitted to Co-Inventing a Fake Indigenous Artist
• Robinhood IPO Is the Worst of Its Kind in History, Data Shows
• What Hollywood Should Learn From This New ‘Waterworld’ Sequel Series
• The Classic White Button-Down Shirts That Are Anything But Basic
• ‘Stillwater’ Is a Mess of a Movie Where the Action, Suspense and Ending Utterly Fail
• A Fourth Suicide Was Committed at the Vessel in Hudson Yards This Week
• How Long Does COVID-19 Vaccine Protection Last? New Study Raises Red Flags
• Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney After the ‘Black Widow’ Hybrid Release

okgazette.com

• Chicken-Fried News: We get high, they go low
• Sunny Dayz showcase
• Save our sanity
• Gazedibles: Hot 7
• Strain Review: Purple Kush
• Local Roots, Global Heart
• Film Review: Mandibles
• Chicken-Fried News: There’s an empty throne in the palace of The Tiger King
• Play it again
• Digital Showcase
• New York Times crossword July 21
• Strain Review: Mandarin Punch

propublica.org

• What Philadelphia Reveals About America’s Homicide Surge
• The Women on the Other End of the Phone
• Michigan Supreme Court Limits Use of Restraints on Juveniles
• The Number of People With IRAs Worth $5 Million or More Has Tripled, Congress Says
• Revisiting “The Year of the Spy”
• Immigration Prosecutors Were Told Not to Push for Deportation in Cases Like His. He Was Ordered Deported the Next Day.
• Senate Banking Chair Asks CFPB How It Plans to Address Risks of Chime and Other Banking Apps
• Video Evidence Shown in the Capitol Insurrection Criminal Cases
• How Unemployment Insurance Fraud Exploded During the Pandemic
• Future of Program for Brain-Damaged Children Now Rests With Powerful Florida Official
• “Don’t You Work With Old People?”: Many Elder-Care Workers Still Refuse to Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Operation Fox Hunt: How China Exports Repression Using a Network of Spies Hidden in Plain Sight

slate.com

• The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, and Hulu in August
• Trump Pressured Justice Department to Declare Election Was “Corrupt”
• Millions of Tenants Could Lose Homes as Eviction Moratorium Expires
• The Chicago Cubs Are a Baseball Travesty
• How Jerky Is the “Unconventional” Swimmer Who Won’t Get the Vaccine or Wear a Mask?
• White House Reportedly Frustrated With “Hyperbolic” Media Coverage on Delta Variant
• Kerri Strug Shouldn’t Have Been Forced to Do That Vault
• How Much of Stillwater Is Really Ripped From the Amanda Knox Case?
• Justice Department: IRS Must Hand Over Trump’s Tax Returns to Congress
• I Will Defend Microsoft Word to the Death
• The Best Photo We Didn’t Use This Week: Give This Mullet a Gold Medal
• Help! My Neighbor Has Let a Year’s Worth of Dog Poop Pile Up on His Lawn.

thehill.com

• Trump PACs brought in over $82M for the first half of 2021
• Senate infrastructure talks spill over into rare Sunday session
• Tulsa protesters condemn reburial of remains excavated in search of massacre victims
• Baltimore woman charged after young niece and nephew's bodies found in her car
• Florida reports record 21,000 cases in single day, highest since start of pandemic
• Chicago owes Trump $1M tax refund, state's attorney mounts legal challenge
• Louisiana hospitals reach capacity as COVID-19 cases surge
• Sunday shows preview: Delta concerns prompt CDC mask update; bipartisan infrastructure bill to face challenges in Senate
• Senate holds sleepy Saturday session as negotiators finalize infrastructure deal
• Trump defends his comments about election after release of DOJ notes

wsj.com

• Covid-19 Vaccine Health Pass Fuels French Protests
• A Popular Bet on Chinese Growth Is Falling Out of Favor
• Behind the Rise of U.S. Solar Power, a Mountain of Chinese Coal
• Zimbabwe Vice President's China Visit Raises Covid-19 Questions
• Expansion in China's Factory Sector Hits Lowest Level in Months
• Former Colombian Soldiers Deny Killing Haitian President
• U.K.'s Delta Variant Wave Appears to Ebb, Offering Hope Covid Is in Retreat

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