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on students and teachers. NYTimes: Many San Francisco Public School Students Will Not Return To School This Year. The New York Times (3/29, Fuller, Taylor, 20.6M) describes "infighting, public outrage and halting efforts to reopen schools" in San Francisco. The Times says it is clear "a large share of

r the first tranche of 300 million shots purchased" by the US. White House Says Vaccine Passports Should Come From Private Sector. Bloomberg (3/29, Rutherford, 3.57M) reports, "White House officials said that the push for vaccine passports should come from the private sector and that the federal government

he Hill (3/30, Choi, 5.69M) reports Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) "called vaccine passports '[Presid

" Axios (3/30, Chen, 1.26M) provides additional coverage on the trial. New Jersey Man Admits To Attempting To Burn Police Car After Floyd Protest. Rutherford (NJ) Daily Voice (3/30, DeMarco) reports Justin Spry of Middlesex County, New Jersey, in a plea deal, admitted "that he stuffed a rag into the gas t

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tive in treating their cancer." Similar claims were raised and rejected in United States v. Ruthinfordu As in the present case, the plaintiffs in Rutherford wore cancer patients, alleged to be terminally ill, desiring treatment with an unapproved drug, and arguing that the restrictions on interstate di