Breaking News from Peru Today Tuesday 27th of July 2021

Peru is a city in LaSalle County, Illinois, United States. It is part of the Ottawaâ€“Peru, IL Micropolitan Statistical Area. Peru and its twin city, LaSalle, make up the core of Illinois Valley

?It?s Painful?: Infrastructure Talks Near Either a Deal or Collapse

The negotiations have entered that most excruciating of phases: tantalizingly close to an agreement, but with none in hand. And patience is wearing thin.

by The New York Times
Shunned by G.O.P., Cheney and Kinzinger Seek Answers on Jan. 6 Riot

They have been isolated and ostracized by their party for accepting Speaker Nancy Pelosi?s offer to sit on the special committee investigating the Capitol assault.

by The New York Times
Sally Miller Gearhart, Lesbian Writer and Activist, Dies at 90

She fought anti-gay policies alongside Harvey Milk, wrote influential books, including science fiction, and founded a women-only refuge in the woods.

by The New York Times
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by The New York Times
New York Has $2.7 Billion for Rent Relief. Many Have Yet to Receive Aid.

The program, designed to prevent mass evictions, has gotten off to a slow start, advocates said. And the end of the state?s eviction moratorium looms.

by The New York Times
Pelosi Appoints Kinzinger to Panel Scrutinizing Jan. 6

The selection of Representative Adam Kinzinger for the special committee adds a second Republican who has been an unsparing critic of former President Donald J. Trump.

by The New York Times
Why America Isn?t Getting the Jan. 6 Investigation It Needs

Reaching any kind of national consensus about what happened that day now feels like as much of a fantasy as any false-flag conspiracy theory.

by The New York Times
Outbreaks of Untreatable, Drug-Resistant Fungus Spread in 2 Cities

For the first time, the C.D.C. identified several cases of Candida auris that were resistant to all drugs, in two health facilities in Texas and a long-term care center in Washington, D.C.

by The New York Times
Alice Clark Brown, Black Star in a White Circus, Dies at 68

At a time when Ringling Brothers had few Black performers, she dazzled with aerial ballet and balanced on galloping elephants.

by The New York Times
Federal efforts to stave off an eviction crisis gain some momentum.

The amount of money sent to tenants in June was greater than the disbursements of the previous two months combined, according to the Treasury Department.

by The New York Times