9.1.21
CBS News—Extreme anti-abortion law in Texas is allowed to take effect after Supreme Court stays silent on emergency appeal
USA Today—GOP leader makes threats of retaliation against any telecommunications companies that follow legal orders to turn over records in Jan 6 investigation
ABCnews.com—Survey finds that majority of companies plan to mandate vaccines for their employees
CNN.com—Several states announce that they will support Apple's new functionality that allows you to store your state ID or driver's license on your iPhone
NBC News—Illinois woman arrested in Hawaii after presenting a fake vaccination card at the Honolulu airport
BBC News—Russia warns that 80% of the systems on their module of the ISS are past their predicted lifespan

9.2.21
CBS News—Supreme Court votes 5-4 to allow a restrictive anti-abortion bill to take effect, but leaves the door open for future challenges to the law
CNN.com—Blood analysis survey concludes that more than 80% of Americans age 16 or older have some immunity to Covid through either vaccinations or exposure
ABCnews.com—Ida causes catostrophic flooding in the the Northeast
USA Today—WhatsApp fined $267 million by Ireland for privacy violations
BBC News—GM to pause production on most North American assembly lines due to chip shortage
NBC News—Abba announces first new album in 40 years

9.3.21
CNN.com—Texas judge temporarily blocks anti-abortion groups from suing Planned Parenthood under the state's restrictive new anti-abortion law
BBC News—Judge approves Purdue Pharma bankrupcty plan that will shield the Sackler family members from any future lawsuits about their roles in precipitating America's opioid crisis while leaving them all extremely wealthy
ABCnews.com—Mars rover appears to have successfully collected its first rock sample
NBC News—Virginia Supreme Court rules that giant, iconic statue of General Robert E. Lee in Richmond can be removed
CBS News—Kraft Heinz to pay $62 million fine for misleading investors
USA Today—The Big 12 athletic conference will once again be composed of a dozen schools after it invites four new schools to join