Breaking News: Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux has a torn ACL and is expected to miss 2023 season

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Feb. 28, 2023 Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux has a torn ACL and is expected to miss 2023 season Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux has suffered a torn ACL in his right knee, manager Dave Roberts announced Tuesday, that is expected to keep him out for the season. The news came a day after Lux sustained his injury, when his knee buckled in a spring-training game against the San Diego Padres. Roberts said Miguel Rojas, the former Marlins veteran who was acquired by the Dodgers in a trade last month, will "take on the brunt" of playing time at shortstop. Read more

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Breaking News: Supreme Court casts more doubt on Biden’s plan to forgive student loans

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Feb. 28, 2023 Supreme Court casts more doubt on Biden's plan to forgive student loans The Supreme Court's conservatives gave a sharply critical hearing today to President Biden's plan to forgive more than $400 billion in student loans, arguing that only Congress could approve such a large amount of federal spending. In the first of two cases to be heard today, lawyers for six Republican-led states argued Biden had overstepped his authority by proposing to cancel tens of millions of student loans as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more

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Searching African American Newspapers in Chronicling America

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Searching African American Newspapers in Chronicling America

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Chronicling America has grown its collection of African American newspapers through the contributions of state partners. Interviews with partners from Arkansas and Virginia highlight three titles that provide details about the early civil rights movement, the end of school segregation, and post-Civil War Reconstruction; and strategies are provided for searching these newspapers in Chronicling America.

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