Marin Independent Journal - 2024-02-23

• Law on `abnormally dangerous' guns blocked
• San Rafael fire dispatch move aimed at coordinati­ng response
• Business owners challenge charges in workplace death
• Gas prices in state are expected to rise this spring; could reach $5
• Some GOP voice doubt over Alabama IVF ruling
• US imposes more than 500 new sanctions on Russia
• Ex-FBI source accused of lying returned to US custody
• What to watch for in South Carolina's Republican primary
• Man who assaulted 4 officers during DC riot gets nearly 3 years
• AG: She'll seize Trump's property if he cannot pay civil fraud debt
• Nvidia surges on AI boom, causing Wall Street rally
• Private lander touches down on the moon but sending weak signal
• Investigat­ors: Gunman who killed 3 responders fired without warning
• Why does society talk about older people so negatively?
• Make child birth safer in California
• School board put itself into a difficult position
• The truth is that we don't need gas stoves
• Gabe Paulson best for District 2 supervisor seat
• San Anselmo's Measure F opposes messy flood tax
• Kremlin foe's mother says she's resisting pressure for secret burial
• Middle East cease-fire efforts gain steam as US envoy visits
• Russia turns focus on Ukraine's northeast in a possible new push
• DISCOVERIN­G THEIR MUSE
• `Dune: Part Two' a visual masterpiec­e
• Coen brother's `Pulp'-y, sex-forward romp mostly fun
• NY Times Puzzle No. 0119
• A top Oscar nominee, uneasy in the spotlight
• Swank gives `Ordinary Angels' the heart and heft it needs
• Woods' son shoots 86 in pre-qualifier
• Defensive end remains top need as free agents leave
• Doncic, Irving carry Mavericks past Suns
• Sabol works at first base in aim to be more versatile
• Keller is getting biggest contract for Pirates pitcher

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