Albuquerque Journal - 2020-05-21

• Legislativ­e special session set for June 18
• Cowboys for Trump leader draws fire
• State cancels key education programs
• NM health orders face legal challenge
• BREGMAN, AGENT PART WAYS
• CHACO COMMENT PERIOD EXTENDED
• NAVAJO INFECTION RATE PASSES NYC
• BRIGHT SPOT
• Trump threatens states planning mail-in voting
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• New ‘normal’ emerging as parts of US slowly reopen
• Watchdog cites infection lapses at nursing homes
• Researcher­s warn of second wave of infections
• Brazil expands use of chloroquin­e
• Michigan dam had safety violations before flooding
• Cyclone slams India, Bangladesh
• Keeping the STREETS SAFER
• 19-year-old Santa Fe man drowns at Abiquiú Lake
• 6 compete to succeed 24-year GOP senator
• ICE virus prevention efforts to be reviewed by DHS inspector
• Walmart sales soar on consumer stockpilin­g
• NM work on methane rules to proceed
• Ford idles Dearborn plant after worker test
• The huge difference between Blasey Ford and Reade
• Cheers to NM’s unique and essential classes of 2020
• Americans need Washington to save the Postal Service
• Castillo retires as La Cueva basketball coach
• Dallas’ Aldon Smith reinstated by NFL after 4 years away
• NCAA votes to allow athletes back on June 1
• ’Skins WR recovers from virus
• Hamlin wins at Darlington
• Baseball should take a hike till next year
• Man’s angry rant on camera offends wife
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY

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