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Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadState to HISD: Fix special ed bugs now

TEA orders school district to improve services or risk having funding withheld

Romy Ellenbogen· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAmendment 3 approved, property tax changes coming

The cuts ahead could cost local governments billions without service cuts or other tax boosts.

Miles J. Herszenhorn· Arizona Republic · US
LeadU.S. military spending on Iran war tops $47B

21 service members dead, 865 wounded in conflict

Gary Fields· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryJudge asked to halt work plans on Trump’s arch

Construction starts on Nov. 5, Park Service says.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPrepare for food shortages in cyber attack, public told

Britons warned to be ready in case ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ disrupts everyday life – as dozens of government services are knocked offline by a global security flaw and surge in hacking

Yogev Toby· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAmazon’s bid for drones hits turbulence

Westborough group resists plans for center to launch airborne service

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryUp to 20 maternity units will have to shut, NHS leader warns

Exclusive NHS Alliance’s acute care director says centralisation of services ‘inevitable’ to ensure mothers and babies receive safe care amid doctor shortages and rising caesarean rates

Samuel Montgomery and Sapphire Hope· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadCivil Service fact-checkers embedded at the BBC

Corporation accused of breaching impartiality rules as Whitehall staff research and write articles

Konstantin ToropinJack Brook· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySoldiers wounded in Iranian strike say the U.S. military failed them

Service members question how their injuries have been diagnosed and treated.

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryBuses to go from St. Pete to TIA

The service starting Sunday might not last if the property tax cut passes in November, according to the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority.

Tony Diver· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham signals end of triple lock

Prime Minister to review policy as he seeks money for NHS-style social care service

Adriana Pérez· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary3 weeks after spill, aging pipeline back in service

Cleanup continues; some fear only matter of time before it happens again

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadMetro revises budget after backlash

Bus, rail service levels to be maintained; lower-priority projects delayed; 177 jobs cut

Patrick Marley· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPostal Service plan may keep ballots from voters

A government whistleblower says a Trump system could mean large numbers of Americans won’t receive their mail ballots.

Patrick Marley· Washington Post · US
SecondaryUSPS plans could reject large batches of ballots

Whistleblower warns of Postal Service system tied to mail-voting order

Ronald J. HansenRey Covarrubias Jr.· Arizona Republic · US
LeadGrand Canyon flash flood kills 2, with others missing

Park Service says weather could hamper search efforts

Brooke HauserMichaela Towfighi· Boston Globe · US
LeadROOM SERVICE

College students want just the right look, and they'll pay for help from the pros

Jeremy OlsonJessie Van Berkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySex-ring suspects operated for years

They billed Medicaid $4.8M for social services.

Linda Qiu· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFarmers struggle to receive services

Loans, other problems reported after thousands of USDA departures.

Linda Qiu· New York Times · US
SecondaryFarmers Report Struggle to Get Federal Services

Toll of Mass Layoffs

Tess Kenny· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘RIGHT A WRONG’

Services delayed by discovery of 56 bodies at funeral home finally held

Nick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
Lead'No limit' to migrant mega dinghies

French lifeboat service warns that more asylum seekers will be piled on to boats after record 230 cross Channel in single trip

Ryan Nickerson· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryBusinesses scramble after Houston scraps recycling

Program quietly ends as city focuses on residential services

Kate Clark· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryFacing AI ‘Apocalypse,’ Software Companies Race To Reinvent Themselves

Generative artificial intelligence is steamrolling the once booming software-as-a-service industry

SecondaryCommunities brace as TPS for Haitians is ended

About 200,000 of those affected hold jobs in industries like healthcare and food service. A march is planned for today in Philadelphia.

Moriah Balingit· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTrump overhaul plan could gut standards, services at Head Start

New rules expected to be published this week could leave most decisions about the preschool program in state and local hands.

Mary Clare Jalonick· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadGraham eulogized as an ‘American original’

Dignitaries salute late senator at services in Washington

Jessie Van Berkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadMEDICAID REVIEWS LEAVE HEALTH CARE IN LIMBO

State's revalidation effort to prevent fraud resulting in gaps in service for longtime patients of programs.

Theodoric Meyer· Washington Post · US
Lead‘A towering figure here in the Senate’

Washington gathers to mourn Lindsey Graham at the first of two services

Allison Kiehl· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘NO ONE DESERVES THIS’

National Weather Service confirms 2 tornadoes, investigates potential others as cleanup continues from Monday storms that left region digging out from up to 4 inches of rain, uprooted trees, power outages

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryPolicy shift frustrates RIDE users

Disabled and older clients of authority’s service say new rules leave them holding the bag

Trey Mewes· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadWoman found guilty in racial-slur case

She was fined $1K, given community service in incident that went viral.

Collin Binkley· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadIn dignified transfer, Trump pays respects to 4 U.S. service members

The president described the somber ritual as "the toughest thing I do."

Christopher CannJoey Garrison· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNo end in sight as U.S., Iran continue strikes

Service member killed in Iraq ID'd; U.S. fatalities now at 17

Christopher CannThao Nguyen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryPentagon IDs service members killed in Iran

Houthi blockade on Saudi Arabia opens new front in war

Timia Cobb· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryNorth Texan, 19, was 1 of 2 killed in strike

4 other service members injured at base in Jordan

Tony Diver· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham heralds new era of big state

National Lottery, Thames Water and bus services in PM's sights for nationalisation

Jon GambrellSam MetzBen Finley· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryAnother service member has died

U.S. launches more airstrikes at Iran, which fires at Jordan

Jon GambrellSam MetzBen Finley· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryMilitary announces another troop death as attacks intensify

A U.S. service member died in Iraq during the “controlled detonation” of an Iranian drone, officials say.

Tara CoppDan LamotheKaren Deyoung· Washington Post · US
SecondaryAll-out war’s return looms

At least three U.S. service members killed

Andrew Gregory· The Guardian · UK
LeadUS trade deal on medicines will cost the NHS £45bn

Cuts to services could cause 200,000 avoidable deaths, analysis finds

Abby Church· Houston Chronicle · US
Lead$5 trash fee may not ever have to rise

Official overseeing city waste services says improved operations could prevent increase

Murray Whyte· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryINSIDE A REVILED BEHEMOTH: SPLENDOR AND, MAYBE, HOMES?

Redemption could be at hand for Brutalist Government Services Center

Fallon RothAbraham Gutman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryRestore President’s House exhibits, second judge rules

A federal judge gave the National Park Service 21 days to put the slavery displays back in place.

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPassengers sue ferry, Jeff Knight over crash

The suit, demanding $50,000, appears to be the first against the transport service.

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryParker’s pitch for tech taxes drawing pushback

The mayor’s budget proposal includes levies on services from Airbnb to Uber. It faces a Council test this week.

Jack Dolan· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryPark service advocates draw line at UFC fights

Some cry foul over events on D.C. public land

SecondaryGUNMAN IS KILLED AT WHITE HOUSE

Shot by Secret Service — Bystander Is Injured

Joseph N. DiStefano· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryAmazon Now begins challenging Philly-based Gopuff on its home turf

The shipping behemoth has expanded its new 30-minute delivery service for groceries and household items. Should the local delivery service be worried?

Allison Kiehl· Chicago Tribune · US
Lead'A devastating loss'

Hundreds attend funeral services for Chicago firefighter Steven Decker

Shi En Kim· Arizona Republic · US
LeadForest Service revamps fire policies

Concerns arise ahead of peak wildfire season

Alanna Durkin Richer· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFeds create $1.7B fund to help Trump’s allies

The “Anti-Weaponization Fund” is part of a settlement of Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadStreeting: I’ll stand for leadership – and we must rejoin EU

Former health secretary makes opening pitch to replace Starmer as PM, saying Brexit should be reversed – while Andy Burnham vows to ‘save’ Labour with more services under public control

Jana Hollingsworth· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDULUTH CHARITIES SYNCING SERVICES

Three nonprofits have a new plan to curb growing homelessness: working together.

Jonathan O'Connell· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryWhite House planned to start work on arch with unrelated contract

Internal emails show it approved starting engineering services under a separate project more than a mile away.

Jillian Kramer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadBus program connecting families with loved ones in prison is in peril

The nonprofit Philadelphia Prison Society has run trips across Pennsylvania for nearly two decades. Stripped of state funding, the service is in danger of ending.

Sam KileyHolly Bancroft· The Independent · UK
LeadMI5: Trump has increased threat to British Jews

Security services blame US president and Netanyahu's Middle East wars as Met chief demands 300 new officers to fight UK ‘antisemitism pandemic’ – and Green Party leader apologises for criticising arrest of stabbing suspect

Kevin RectorRichard Winton· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryD.C. breach highlights Secret Service failures

Security measures, response to gunman faulted

Jessie Van Berkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadProviders: Stop disability service

Independent living program called flawed and open to fraud; some urge state to start over.

Mike Damiano· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFerry service tripped up again

Playing catchup on a costly, crucial upgrade

Kate Devlin· The Independent · UK
LeadPM ‘misled MPs’ over Mandelson security vetting

Starmer faces calls to quit as it’s revealed disgraced peer failed background checks but was still given top job after Foreign Office overturned decision – despite PM’s claim ‘all due process’ was followed and that he’d been cleared by security services

LeadRooted in service

Garfield Park neighbors and elected officials mourn wife, son of former Cook County commissioner found dead in apparent murder-suicide

Claire PartainAshley Soebroto· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryMaps may push schools to new flood sectors

Higher-risk zones could increase costs, disrupt services

Richard Rubin· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryMore Taxpayers Bet ‘The IRS Isn’t Going to Catch Me’

The Internal Revenue Service shed thousands of enforcement employees—and some taxpayers appear eager to cheat

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryRoyals gather for Easter service at Windsor – but there are absentees

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Sarah Ferguson and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were all missing yesterday

Sam Mednick and Konstantin Toropin and Seung Min Kim· Dallas Morning News · US
SecondaryU.S. jets shot down

1 service member rescued, 1 missing after two planes targeted in attacks

Ray Stern· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryGOP seeks to deny banking for some

AZ bill would bar service for undocumented people