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NYC seeks refunds for students whose family moved, pulled out because of COVID-19: WSJ

Monday, February 1

New York City public schools that lost students after families moved or pulled out because of the Covid-19 pandemic now must prepare to return to the city some funding due to enrollment drops.

Trump announces his new impeachment defense team days before Senate trial to begin

Monday, February 1

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Idaho man wins lottery — for the sixth time

Monday, February 1

Bryan Moss, who owns Newko Sport and Nutrition health store in Meridian won $250,000 from a crossword scratch game on Thursday, according to a news release from the Idaho Lottery.

Rochester police union president defends officers seen pepper-spraying 9-year-old girl: report

Monday, February 1

The president of Rochester, N.Y.'s police union on Sunday defended the actions of officers seen restraining a 9-year-old girl who was sprayed with a chemical "irritant" when she disobeyed commands.

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Suspect in Wisconsin mall shooting sought, 1 dead, 1 injured

Monday, February 1

Two people were wounded in a shooting at a Wisconsin mall on Sunday, police said.

Ace Hardware employee accidentally shot by bystander: report

Monday, February 1

An employee at an Ace Hardware store in Phoenix was shot Saturday by a bystander after giving chase to a shoplifting suspect, reports said.

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NYC under state of emergency as Northeast braces for monster snowstorm

Monday, February 1

A new storm will form midweek and bring another pass of snow and rain across the country later in the week.

Homeless activists occupy Washington state hotel in apparent takeover attempt, at least 7 in custody: report

Monday, February 1

At least seven people were in custody late Sunday after homeless activists with a group calling itself Oly Housing Now, occupied the lobby and 17 rooms at the Red Lion in Olympia, Wash., in an apparent takeover attempt to demand pandemic housing, reports said.

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This Day in History: Feb. 1

Monday, February 1

Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini receives a raucus welcome in Tehran after 15 years in exile. "Late Night with David Letterman” premieres on NBC.

This Day in History: Jan. 31

Sunday, January 31

The U.S. enters the Space Age with its first successful launch of a satellite, Explorer 1.

NYC seeks refunds for students whose family moved, pulled out because of COVID-19: WSJ

Trump announces his new impeachment defense team days before Senate trial to begin

Idaho man wins lottery — for the sixth time

Rochester police union president defends officers seen pepper-spraying 9-year-old girl: report

Suspect in Wisconsin mall shooting sought, 1 dead, 1 injured

Ace Hardware employee accidentally shot by bystander: report

NYC under state of emergency as Northeast braces for monster snowstorm

Homeless activists occupy Washington state hotel in apparent takeover attempt, at least 7 in custody: report

This Day in History: Feb. 1

This Day in History: Jan. 31

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