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New York Times photographer Doug Mills wins Pulitzer Prize for his historic images of the Trump assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Columnist John Breunig traces Connecticut's contributions to shaping Superman on page, radio, film and television.

Enter Superman — faster than a speeding bullet, yes, but also apparently slower than a physics textbook. He swoops in and — BAM! — catches you two feet above the pavement.