Biden unveils sweeping infrastructure plan, a mass shooting in Southern California, and more from Apple News

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President Biden unveiled a $2 trillion infrastructure plan to rebuild roads and bridges, expand access to clean water, and combat climate change. It faces stiff opposition from Republicans in Congress.

The Washington Post

Four people, including a child, were shot and killed at an office complex in Southern California on Wednesday evening, in the country’s third mass shooting in two weeks.

Los Angeles Times

Pfizer and BioNTech said trials suggest that their COVID vaccine is effective against the coronavirus variant that emerged in South Africa, and that protection from two doses lasts at least six months.

NBC News

Police body-camera footage and security videos revealed new details about George Floyd’s final moments, on the third day of former officer Derek Chauvin’s trial.

The Hill

A large batch of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID vaccine was ruined after it was contaminated at a manufacturing plant. The company said it is still on track to deliver 20 million doses by Wednesday.

Axios

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The Plot to Kill the Olympics

How an upstart swim league started by a wealthy Ukrainian businessman became the first step in a plan to blow up Olympic sports and usher in a new era of athletes’ rights.

Outside

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A man suspected of attacking a 65-year-old Asian American woman in New York City was arrested on hate-crime charges.

BuzzFeed News

Facing a federal criminal investigation, congressman Matt Gaetz is taking a page from Donald Trump’s playbook.

POLITICO

Historians in Poland are being attacked for exploring the country’s role in the Holocaust.

The New Yorker

New York became the 16th state to legalize recreational marijuana.

Intelligencer

Why you stay up so late, even when you know you shouldn’t.

WIRED

Stories to Listen to

A celebrity hair-care executive was found stabbed to death in his backyard. Was it a home invasion gone wrong, or were his wife and her lover responsible?

People

How a gang of acrobatic thieves pulled off a string of heists across the U.K.

Vanity Fair

The original Ronaldo — whom Michael Jordan once called “the Michael Jordan for soccer” — is eyeing his second act.

Sports Illustrated

The Last Word

“	This is a nonpartisan issue, this is a moral issue.”

—Former American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault

Dozens of prominent Black executives called on corporations to fight Republican-led state legislation they say would limit voting rights. The Wall Street Journal

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