The Day - 2022-06-18

• Now what? White House looks for gas price strategy
• Open government needs open doors
• ‘Law and order’ should be more than a Republican slogan
• Electric vehicles need only a gentle push
• Biden sends every signal he’s running again
• As ‘The Old Man’ airs, Bridges well-prepared to handle stress
• Familiar places through artists’ eyes
• YOUR STARS
• Grown child wants mom to move past divorce
• JUDGES BLOCK POP-UP BEACH PARTIES IN 2 JERSEY SHORE TOWNS
• MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, KIDNAPPING IN NL HOME INVASION HELD ON $1M BOND
• REPUBLICAN ENTERS STATE REPRESENTA­TIVE RACE IN NEW LONDON
• Connecticu­t prepares to roll out COVID vaccines for young children
• Co-founder of housing program for addicts dies at 83
• Rhoda Kaufman
• French actor Jean-Louis Trintignan­t dies
• Student, parent sue two high schools after alleged racial incident at lacrosse game
• Critics of new immigrant driver’s license law seek repeal
• Man gets more than 3 years for $13M COVID scam
• Bonner carries the Sun past the Storm
• Morikawa, Rahm, McIlroy bring buzz to Brookline in U.S. Open
• Sooners get on roll early, beat Aggies 13-8 in the CWS opener
• Celtics take bitter with sweet after losing in the NBA Finals
• Are the Savannah Bananas the perfect cure for baseball’s ills?
• SRX hopes second season is another surprise summer smash
• Spithill, USA look for SailGP win in home waters off Chicago
• NBA champion Golden State Warriors already looking ahead

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