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+ McClatchy News: State Patrol increases presence at Capitol in Olympia Friday after D.C. tragedy

+ This Week Community News: Toby Quinn, dean of students at Yelm Community Schools, submitted his résumé to be superintendent at Dublin [OH.] City Schools

+ South Sound Business: Thurston County Chamber Foundation, SPSCC Partner for New Scholarship – Designed to serve the county’s minority students

+ The News Tribune (Tacoma): It’s safe to put out bird feeders after salmonella outbreak, Washington officials say

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+ CNBC: Fully vaccinated people can resume travel at ‘low risk,’ CDC says

+ McClatchy News: Fake COVID vaccine cards are a growing — and illegal — trend. Here’s what’s being done

+ Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy: 55 Corporations Paid $0 in Federal Taxes on 2020 Profits

+ CNBC: MLB pulls 2021 All-Star Game out of Atlanta due to Georgia’s new restrictive voting law

+ NBC News: Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia Supreme Court rules

+ The Daily Kos: On infrastructure, Republicans ready to explain once again why America can’t have nice things

+ The Points Guy: Amtrak’s ambitious new route map and the push for Biden’s infrastructure plan

+ Engadget: The airline industry will release a COVID-19 passport for your iPhone next month

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The Hill: Two alleged Oath Keepers from Roger Stone security detail added to conspiracy indictment

The Washington Post: New York attorney general probes finances of key Trump aide

The Daily Kos: “Christ has called me” Former Sec. of State Pompeo Suspends 2024 Presidential Bid Activities

Reuters: U.S. lifts Trump’s sanctions on ICC prosecutor, court official

Law&Crime: Feds Tell Judge: Don’t Dismiss Steve Bannon’s Indictment — But If You Do, Keep It Narrow