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• Reaction to the Guilty Verdict in the Chauvin Trial
  Crowds in Minneapolis took to the streets in celebration chanting George Floyd’s name after the verdict was announced.
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• Voting Restrictions in Florida Pass Committee Hurdle
  The bill, which was recently softened, still includes measures like a ban on outside groups giving water to voters near polling places, and it would also empower partisan observers during the ballot-counting process.
  - 22 mins ago, 21 Apr 21, 4:20am -
• An Early Promise Broken: Inside Biden’s Reversal on Refugees
  What had been an easy promise on the campaign trail — to reverse what Democrats called President Donald J. Trump’s “racist” limits on accepting refugees — has become a test of what is truly important to President Biden.
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• Sports World Reacts To Chauvin Verdict
  After the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd and other instances of violence against Black people, many athletes engaged in activist efforts last year.
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• 'I Can Breathe' Tweet by Las Vegas Raiders Draws Scorn
  
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• Three Guilty Verdicts for One Crime: Here's Why and What It Means for Sentencing
  Neither murder charge required the jury to find that Mr. Chauvin intended to kill George Floyd. Nor did the manslaughter charge.
  - 2 hours ago, 21 Apr 21, 2:32am -
• In Photos: America Reacts to the Derek Chauvin Verdict
  Scenes from around the country after Mr. Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd.
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• President Biden Praises Guilty Verdict in Derek Chauvin Trial
  Mr. Biden delivered his nationwide address hours after weighing in on the trial’s outcome and telling reporters that he had been “praying” for the “right verdict.”
  - 2 hours ago, 21 Apr 21, 2:21am -

Washington Post

• The Chauvin verdict had cities nationwide braced for unrest. Instead, they got a celebration.
  Tears, hugs and relief characterized the response after a former officer was found guilty of George Floyd’s murder.
  - 16 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 12:42pm -
• Derek Chauvin guilty of murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd
  
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• The verdict: His life mattered
  “History is here. This is monumental,” said George Floyd’s brother Terrence. “We got the verdict we wanted. We said, ‘God, we need justice. We need it now.’ And he answered.”
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• Chauvin judge admonishes lawmakers after Rep. Waters said protesters should get ‘confrontational’ if verdict is not guilty
  
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• Live updates: Biden calls for confronting systemic racism after Chauvin convicted of murder in Floyd’s death
  The former Minneapolis police officer was immediately taken into custody after a jury announced guilty verdicts on all charges against him Tuesday.
  - 17 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 12:05pm -
• ‘Today, we are able to breathe again’: Floyd’s family members celebrate verdict, vow to fight on for racial justice
  The guilty verdict came as a validation of the Black Lives Matter movement, one in which Floyd’s relatives have emerged as central players.
  - 17 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 12:04pm -
• The jurors who decided Derek Chauvin’s fate
  Millions marched after watching George Floyd die. Now, a dozen people convicted Chauvin of murder.
  - 17 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 11:46am -
• For Atlanta spa victim Suncha Kim, America was always where she felt she belonged
  In their first extended interview, family members shared her life of sacrifice and grit as a first-generation immigrant.
  - 18 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 11:01am -

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USA Today

• Columbus, Ohio, police release bodycam footage of officer fatally shooting 16-year-old Black girl; protesters gather
  Police showed bodycam footage of an officer shooting a teenage girl, who was Black, as she appeared to attempt to stab two people with a knife.      
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• Floyd's brother relieved after Chauvin conviction
  Members of George Floyd's family expressed relief and joy following the conviction Tuesday of former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin. (April 20)      
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• Over 4 of 10 Americans breathe polluted air, report says. And people of color 61% more likely to be affected.
  The air we breathe continues to be unhealthy for many Americans, according to a new report released Wednesday by the American Lung Association.      
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• Across the US, cheers fill city streets after Derek Chauvin is convicted in the death of George Floyd
  Americans took to the streets to celebrate after the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd.      
  - 1 hour ago, 21 Apr 21, 3:34am -
• Today in History for April 21st
  Highlights of this day in history: Writer Mark Twain dies; Britain's Queen Elizabeth II born; German flying ace Manfred 'The Red Baron' Rictoften killed in action during World War I; The musical 'Annie' opens on Broadway. (April 21)      
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• Derek Chauvin led away in handcuffs after guilty verdict in Minneapolis courtroom
  Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was handcuffed and taken into custody after a jury found him guilty of murdering George Floyd.      
  - 2 hours ago, 21 Apr 21, 2:54am -
• Five years after Prince's death, 'it's devastating'
  Five years after Prince's death, it's still "devastating" for Pepe Willie, who was an early mentor to the pop star and briefly served as his manager. "I cried so hard for this brother," he sayd. (April 20)      
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• 'More work to be done': Derek Chauvin murder conviction brings relief, resolve to keep fighting for justice in George Floyd's name
  Americans reacted to the murder conviction of ex-police officer Derek Chauvin for the killing of George Floyd with an outpouring of emotion.      
  - 2 hours ago, 21 Apr 21, 2:44am -

CNN: National

• CDC advisers will meet Friday to discuss the J&J vaccine. Here's what could happen next
  Vaccine advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention meet Friday to make recommendations for use of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine after it was put on hold to investigate a potential link to serious blood clots.
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• Police: Man held in connection with grocery shooting in West Hempstead, New York
  
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• Hester Ford, oldest living American, dies
  Hester Ford, a North Carolina woman who was recognized as the oldest living American, died peacefully on Saturday in her home in Charlotte, North Carolina, her great-granddaughter Tanisha Patterson-Powe confirmed.
  - 2 days ago, 19 Apr 21, 8:40am -
• CNN anchors read haunting list of US mass shooting locations
  CNN's Brianna Keilar and John Berman list the everyday locations in which mass shootings -- where four or more people are shot -- have taken place in the US.
  - 2 days ago, 19 Apr 21, 12:11pm -
• First on CNN: Pelosi concedes to even partisan split on 1/6 commission in effort to jumpstart talks
  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is offering a significant change to her plans for a 9/11-style commission to investigate what led up to the Capitol insurrection on January 6, proposing to create an independent panel with an equal number of Republican and…
  - 6 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 11:09pm -
• Meet the people who write the biggest checks in federal elections
  Just 12 individuals and couples provided $1 out of every $13 spent to influence congressional and presidential races in the last six elections, according an analysis released Tuesday by a Washington watchdog group.
  - 14 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 3:00pm -
• Top military official warns China and Russia are modernizing nuclear weapons faster than US
  The top US military official who runs the American nuclear arsenal warned that China and Russia are modernizing their nuclear weapons and capabilities faster than the US, saying during a congressional hearing on Tuesday that if it does not start inve…
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• US to list 80% of countries as 'Do Not Travel'
  The State Department announced Monday that it would begin to update its travel advisories to more closely align with those from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a change that "will result in a significant increase in the number of coun…
  - 17 hours ago, 20 Apr 21, 11:31am -

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