The Daily Cat | Thurs. 2-10-2022

The Daily Cat | Thurs. 2-10-2022
The Daily Cat
The Daily Cat | Thurs. 2-10-2022

Feb 10 2022 | 00:02:56

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Episode 0 • February 10, 2022 • 00:02:56

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WNUR News’ Daily Briefing – Illinois indoor mask mandate to be lifted at end of the month, downstate judge issues restraining order affecting school COVID policies, National Archives asks Department of Justice to investigate former President Trump, and U.S. Athletes strike gold at the Winter games
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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 00:00:12 Welcome to the daily. W Caserio with a few things you need to know today. It's 9:00 AM central on Thursday, February 10th. And I press conference yesterday, Illinois, governor JB Pritzker announced that he aims to end the state's indoor mass mandate. By the end of February, governor Pritzker cited a threefold decrease in COVID hospitalizations across the state. Since the peak of the Alma Cron surge in January, the plan to lift the mask mandate does not affect schools, hospitals, and nursing homes, which will continue to be subject to masking requirements. Local jurisdictions and businesses may continue to apply a strict or masking rules in the state. The decision by governor Pritzker to lift the state indoor mask mandate. Jose restraining order from a judge in Springfield last Friday, temporarily suspending executive orders requiring masks in schools, approximately 150 of the 850 school districts. No Illinois, if you're in the lawsuits that culminated in this restraining order though, not Evanston instance, Skokie school district 65, which has continued to require masking Illinois legal analysts expect an eventual reversal of the ruling by the state appellate court in national news. On Monday, the Washington post reported that the national archives petitioned the justice department to examine ex president Donald Trump's management of presidential records. The archives want to see if Trump broke the presidential records act requiring former presidents to turn over all documents they produce during their time in office remains unknown. If a formal investigation by the justice department will occur. Speaker 1 00:02:09 And yesterday at the winter Olympics in Beijing, United States won its first three gold medals of the games. Lindsay Jacobellis won the women's snowboard cross. Chloe Kim defended her gold in the woman's snowboarding half-pipe and Nathan Chen won the men's singles figure skating competition. United States is now third and the overall metals count behind Norway and Austria tied for second and the Russian Olympic committee. And first that's all for today's daily cat and WMUR news. I'm Connor. Caserio see you tomorrow.

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