Breaking News for Peru Illinois

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

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  Illinois Homeowners Can Now Remove Racist Clauses From Their Property Deeds

  With a new law, Illinois joins over a dozen states that have made it easier to remove racial restrictive covenants, which were used to bar people of certain races from buying homes.

  by The New York Times
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  ?The Lowest Point in My Lifetime?: How 14 Independent Voters Feel About America

  In a new Times Opinion focus group, voters who were decisive to President Biden?s victory lay out their biggest concerns ? chiefly, inflation.

  by The New York Times
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  Silvio Berlusconi Angles for Italy?s Presidency, Bunga Bunga and All

  The billionaire former prime minister is working hard to persuade lawmakers to vote for him next week, despite an unusual résumé for a job resting on moral authority.

  by The New York Times

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  In Voting Rights Fight, Democrats Train Ire on Sinema and Manchin

  Prominent Democrats are expressing rage at their party?s two filibuster holdouts, rather than at Republicans who have blocked their voting rights bill.

  by The New York Times
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  Animals Infecting Humans Is Scary. It?s Worse When We Infect Them Back.

  Mink farms threaten to become a source of new coronavirus variants ? and an object lesson in how ?spillback? can make deadly diseases even deadlier.

  by The New York Times
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  We Know the Real Cause of the Crisis in Our Hospitals. It?s Greed.

  Nurses would like to set the record straight on the hospital staffing crisis.

  by The New York Times
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  We Know the Real Cause of the Crisis in Our Hospitals. It?s Greed.

  Nurses would like to set the record straight on the hospital staffing crisis.

  by The New York Times

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  Book Review: Did John F. Kennedy and the Democrats Steal the 1960 Election?

  ?Campaign of the Century,? a new book by Irwin F. Gellman, revives an old contention that Richard Nixon actually won the presidency in 1960.

  by The New York Times
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  Congress Can Trade Stocks or Keep the Public Trust. Not Both.

  Why on earth are representatives and senators allowed to trade stocks?

  by The New York Times
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  Italy Ponders a New Role for Draghi. Let the Politicking Begin.

  Prime Minister Mario Draghi is in the running to be the next president, a powerful but often-ceremonial role that could take his hand off day-to-day affairs.

  by The New York Times

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