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Republican-Led States Blocking Federal Election Monitors On Election Day

Republican-led states challenge federal election monitors in polling places, sparking legal disputes.

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Cop Who Fired Blindly Into Breonna Taylor's Home Is Convicted of Violating Her Constitutional Rights

Former Louisville detective Brett Hankison is one of four officers who faced federal charges after a deadly 2020 drug raid.

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Some Republican-led states refuse to let Justice Department monitors into polling places

Some Republican-led states say they they will block Justice Department’s election monitors from going inside polling places on Election Day, pushing back on federal authorities’ decades-long practice of watching for violations of federal voting laws

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Voices: Who does Putin actually want to win the election? As a Russian American, I know the answer

The Kremlin has reportedly developed two alternative plans for resolving the military conflict with Ukraine — one in the event that Trump wins and another for if Harris becomes president

The Independent UK

Texas withdraws request to block U.S. Justice Department from monitoring state’s elections

The federal agency agreed their monitors would remain outside polling locations and wouldn’t interfere with voting.

The Texas Tribune

Justice Department Monitors Denied Access To Polling Stations

The Justice Department is increasing federal monitors in 27 states to ensure voting rights compliance, facing resistance in some states.

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Justice Department expands where it will monitor on Election Day - Roll Call

The Justice Department nearly doubled the number of jurisdictions nationwide it will monitor on Election Day compared with four years ago.

Roll Call

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Friend, foe or inmate: What happened to Trump’s first cabinet?

Few who served in his first administration are still on speaking terms with Trump – and some are openly hostile. Joe Sommerlad writes

The Independent UK

As presidential election wraps, Trump says tech CEOs are reaching out

Behind closed doors, executives worry about Trump retaliating against his perceived enemies in the business world.

Fortune

Actor Sentenced To Prison For Role In Capitol Attack

Actor Jay James Johnston sentenced to prison for involvement in Capitol attack. Legal repercussions for Capitol rioters continue.

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Philadelphia DA Seeks To Halt Elon Musk's Voter Giveaway

Philadelphia DA sues Elon Musk's super PAC over Philadelphia DA Seeks To Halt Elon Musk's Voter Giveaway million voter giveaway, raising legal concerns.

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Federal Judge Orders Restoration Of Virginia Voter Registrations

Federal judge orders Virginia to reinstate over 1,600 voter registrations due to illegal purging. Importance of voter rights and electoral integrity highli...

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Cargo Ship Settlement Reached For Baltimore Bridge Collapse Cleanup

Grace Ocean and Synergy to pay 2 million for Baltimore bridge collapse cleanup; Maryland seeks additional damages. Settlement reached for cleanup costs,...

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Elon Musk's Super PAC Faces Legal Concerns Over Voter Prizes

Elon Musk's super PAC faces legal scrutiny for awarding Elon Musk's Super PAC Faces Legal Concerns Over Voter Prizes million prizes to voters in Michigan and Wisconsin, raising concerns about electoral process impact.

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Federal judge orders Virginia to reinstate names purged from voting rolls, including noncitizens - Roll Call

A federal judge ordered Virginia to return names to its voter rolls that had been recently purged, including many who could be noncitizens.

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Crackdown On AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Imagery

Law enforcement agencies in the U.S. are combating the spread of AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery through prosecution and prevention efforts.

The Independent UK

AI-generated child sexual abuse images are spreading. Law enforcement is racing to stop them

Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. are cracking down on the troubling spread of child sexual abuse imagery created through artificial intelligence technology

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Elon Musk's Super PAC Awards Elon Musk's Super PAC Awards Top News Million Prizes Despite Warning Million Prizes Despite Warning

Elon Musk's super PAC awards Elon Musk's Super PAC Awards Top News Million Prizes Despite Warning million prizes to voters, sparking legal concerns and controversy.

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Justice Department Reaches 2 Million Settlement Over Bridge Collision

Justice Department settles for 2 million with companies over Baltimore bridge collision, sparing taxpayers from cleanup costs.

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Justice Department Defends Diversity Policies In Boeing Plea Agreement Clash

Justice Department's use of diversity policies in selecting a monitor for Boeing plea deal faces scrutiny, potentially delaying resolution.

The Independent UK

Owner and manager of ship Dali that caused Baltimore bridge collapse agree to pay $100m in settlement

Justice Department alleges electrical and mechanical systems on Dali were improperly maintained

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Florida Sues Justice Department Over Trump Assassination Investigation

Florida challenges Justice Department's pause on investigating second Trump assassination attempt, seeking to uphold state jurisdiction in the case.

The Independent UK

Justice Department tells Elon Musk’s PAC that his $1 million sweepstakes could be illegal

Legal experts have argued that a scheme from the billionaire’s Trump-supporting PAC is legally dubious at best

The Independent UK

More than 1,600 voters have registration revoked under Virginia program targeting noncitizens

More than 1,600 Virginians have had their voter registrations canceled since August under a state program that the Justice Department and advocacy groups contend is illegal

Roll Call

Judge pauses court fight over House committee subpoenas - Roll Call

The House Judiciary Committee and the Justice Department agreed Wednesday to pause a court case over congressional subpoenas.

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