The Hill Articles: March 13, 2021

Duke University undergraduates to quarantine after recruitment parties US began outreach to North Korea last month: reports Sri Lanka to ban burqas, close Islamic schools Army reviewing watchdog probe on Michael Flynn’s international dealings Effort to recall Newsom gathers over 2M signatures, enough for possible ballot measure Biden administration sending FEMA to border amid influx of migrant children House Oversight Committee demands release of $6B USPS vehicle contract Police, protesters clash in London at Sarah Everard’s vigil Biden gets boost with sunny COVID-19 outlook Louisiana state troopers texted about giving Black suspect an ‘a– whoopin” Five ways to eliminate Daylight Saving Time using the progressive agenda Cuomo biographer: ‘Predatory behavior’ has been ‘evident for years’ Why Republicans couldn’t kill Biden’s relief bill GOP goes on the attack against Biden relief bill CBS launches review after Sharon Osbourne clashes with co-host over Piers Morgan Alabama Republican Party to gift Trump with resolution acknowledging him as one of the ‘greatest’ presidents New Arkansas abortion law a sign of the times Reporters Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen describe Biden’s lucky breaks in 2020 Iranian investigator places blame for attack on container ship on Israel Trump prophet Jeremiah Johnson who predicted 2020 victory ends ministry Sunday shows preview: Democrats declare victory on COVID-19 stimulus; Vaccination efforts provide hope for summer Maher: US ‘lost’ to China, too focused on ‘woke competition’ and ‘lizard people’ Education lessons from the pandemic Fauci, NIH director to lead mass vaccination push with DC-area faith leaders Boost your work-from-home productivity by adding another monitor Nebraska governor slams push for marijuana legalization: It’ll ‘kill your kids’ Step up your at-home cooking plan with these Air Fryers, Pressure Cookers, and Sous Vide machines Biden eyes tougher approach to measuring impact of greenhouse gases Lawmakers call for action on first anniversary of Breonna Taylor’s death For Americans uprooted by climate change, mental health is the next crisis High school sports announcer apologizes after making racist comment Capitol rioter accused of assaulting officer, burying his badge in backyard Exiled leader of Myanmar’s civilian government vows ‘revolution’ to overturn military rule Young workers are being left adrift — business needs to throw them a life jacket Democrats rush to Biden’s defense on border surge Pandemic sparks marijuana sales boom Army reservist who participated in Capitol insurrection was widely-known white supremacist DC residents protest Capitol fencing with bubbles, picnics Trump and Hillary: Forever connected by self-created failure Police arrest man after Asian American grandmother punched, spit on in New York Hawaii considers ban on environmentally unfriendly sunscreens Portland police arrest 100 protesters The 60th anniversary of the Alliance for Progress: Lessons for a new partnership Top Florida Dem says DeSantis is letting his ‘white wealthy donors’ skip the COVID-19 vaccine line Misguided politicians are focused on abortion instead of the pandemic Trump makes appearance at Mar-a-Lago dog rescue fundraiser Air travel at highest level in nearly a year, TSA says The fairness doctrine is bad news Afghanistan to participate in separate US, Russia-sponsored peace conferences New York college votes to let Giuliani keep honorary degree Russia detains another nearly 200 people amid anti-Kremlin crackdown You voted, now draw your election districts Pences announce birth of first grandchild US restarts aid to northern Yemen ‘The Bachelorette’ gets new hosts after controversy GOP senator says he may have felt unsafe if BLM, antifa had stormed Capitol Sunshine Week: Corporate welfare agencies need greater transparency, accountability When you’re ready to toss this biodegradable mask away, use it to grow flowers instead Five things that must happen to get people vaccinated Pentagon takes heat for extending Guard’s time at Capitol Fundraising spat points to Trump-GOP fissures