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  1. US politics

    Justice Department sues California over voter citizenship

    The Justice Department seeks to withhold flagged California mail ballots pending citizenship checks; state officials challenge its evidence.

    From CBS News, The Hill, Fox News and 9 more
    12 outlets4 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 72
    Source tone88 / 100
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    Federal Agents Search Ilhan Omar’s Home

    Federal agents searched Omar’s home weeks before the midterms; she accused the Trump administration of political targeting.

    From The Hill, BBC, Fox News and 20 more
    23 outlets3 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 72
    Source tone78 / 100
  3. US politics

    Trump’s Iran Remarks Prompt California Threat Monitoring

    Newsom ordered threat monitoring after Trump named California cities; the White House and fact-checkers disputed critics’ interpretation.

    From LA Times, New York Times, The Independent and 13 more
    16 outlets4 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 72
    Source tone82 / 100
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    Justice Department Won’t Reopen Powell Renovation Probe

    The Justice Department says it won’t reopen its Powell investigation, while a new audit could trigger further action.

    From Bloomberg, CNBC, CBS News and 8 more
    11 outlets3 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 64
    Source tone88 / 100
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    Smith Defends Trump Cases Before Senate

    Jack Smith defended his Trump prosecutions as Republicans challenged his methods and accused him of misleading Congress.

    From NBC News, The Independent, Roll Call and 10 more
    13 outlets4 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 78
    Source tone82 / 100
  6. US politics

    Government-Funded Trump Ads Face Propaganda Complaints

    Government-funded Trump ads have prompted oversight complaints and Republican objections; the White House calls them public service announcements.

    From The Independent, The Hill, Axios and 17 more
    20 outlets4 min read
    Debate levelContentious · 78
    Source tone72 / 100
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