Today's headlines: Sarah Palin has lost the special election for Alaska’s House seat. President Biden declared the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi an emergency. The Michigan Board of canvassers has rejected an initiative to put a constitutional amendment that would protect the right to an abortion on the ballot in November. The FTC is suing an Idaho-based data company called Kochava, accusing it of selling location data from hundreds of millions of mobile devices. The FDA has authorized new versions of both Pfizer and Moderna boosters, specifically tailored to target the highly contagious omicron variant. Finally, a Ku Klux Klan plaque is mounted at the entrance of West Point's science center, and the first A.P. African American studies class is coming this fall.
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CNN: Sarah Palin loses special election for Alaska House seat

CBS: Biden declares state of emergency in Mississippi due to capital's water crisis

CBS: Michigan election board rejects ballot initiative to protect abortion rights

NBC: U.S. government sues Idaho data company it says tracks people at abortion clinics

NBC: FDA authorizes Pfizer's and Moderna's updated Covid booster shots

NBC: Ku Klux Klan plaque is mounted at the entrance of West Point's science center, congressional commission finds

NY Times: The First A.P. African American Studies Class Is Coming This Fall