Next steps after safe mode reboot?

I followed the suggestions of the community and was able to restart my mac pro laptop in "safe mode."
After removing some files I thought might be problematic via "secure empty trash" I attempted to restart the mac.
Unfortunately, now it only restarts in "safe mode" which blocks me from using wifi.
Are there any utilities or programs I can run to check for corrupted files?
Thanks,
jae

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