Republicans kill high-capacity magazine bill, don't worry about the coronavirus at Sacred Heart, and other headlines

By Daniel Walters

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Republicans kill high-capacity magazine bill, don't worry about the coronavirus at Sacred Heart, and other headlines

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The ol' 120-amendment trick
House Republicans manage to kill a high-capacity magazine bill by filing a metric ton of amendments. (Spokesman-Review)

My Corona... virus
You really don't have to worry about getting the coronavirus from Sacred Heart. (Spokesman-Review)

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Whatever happened to minority candidates in the Democratic primary?
At this point, even Republicans still had a Hispanic candidate left in the presidential race. (New York Times)