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A Surprise Court Ruling Might Be Bad News for Dark-Money Groups

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Judge squeezes DOJ’s bid to revive Jan. 6 obstruction charges

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Ex-officer in fatal Breonna Taylor raid convicted

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‘It makes no difference if the President acquiesced’: Republican AGs say Jack Smith’s office is unconstitutional because of his independence from Biden

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‘Landmark win in the fight against dark money’: Watchdog secures FEC fine from pro-Trump advocacy group for failing to disclose donors

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A 'Firehose' of Disinformation as Trump and Musk Spread Lies About Voter Fraud in Campaign's Final Days: "Fanned by former President Donald Trump and notable allies such as tech tycoon Elon Musk, election disinformation is warping voters’ faith in the integrity of the democratic process, polls show"

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Fulton County Republican Party v. Fulton County

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Brother granted court orders against sister who repeatedly entered his room to clean it over 8 years

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Local sheriff asks FBI to investigate death of Black man found hanging in Alabama

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Texas tells U.S. Justice Department that federal election monitors aren’t allowed in polling places

Okla. AG Drummond ousts Gov. Stitt’s law firm, dispute continues

The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday left in place a lower court ruling that for now allows Pennsylvania voters to cast provisional ballots if their mail-in ballots have been invalidated.

<div class="md"><p>The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday left in place a lower court ruling that for now allows Pennsylvania voters to cast provisional ballots if their mail-in ballots have been invalidated.</p>
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Supreme Court sides with Democrats in Pennsylvania voting case

Jury convicts former Kentucky officer of using excessive force on Breonna Taylor during deadly raid 

A judge rules Parag Agrawal and other former Twitter executives can proceed with claims that Elon Musk cheated them out of severance pay by terminating them (Malathi Nayak/Bloomberg)

Ex-Kentucky officer convicted of using excessive force against Breonna Taylor

Ex-officer Brett Hankison violated Breonna Taylor's civil rights in deadly raid, jury finds

Supreme Court rules Pennsylvania may count back-up votes when mail ballots are rejected 

Giuliani makes last-ditch attempt to save his NYC apartment after being ordered to turn it over

Justice Department dispatches election monitors to Florida, but state leaders say they can’t enter polling sites

Daniel Penny went ‘way too far’ in Jordan Neely subway death, prosecutors say at trial start

Supreme Court rejects Republican bid to block provisional ballots in Pennsylvania

Special counsel Jack Smith’s office is bracing for retribution if Trump wins

Florida tells DOJ their election monitors are not permitted inside polling place

Russia behind fake Georgia voter fraud video, US officials say

‘Lacked judicial authority’: Trump and JD Vance got ‘special treatment’ when judges dismissed complaint over ‘eating the cats’ rhetoric, lawsuit says

Trump’s Dangerous War With the Press Hits a Shocking New Low

Musk demands quashal of his appearance at injunction hearing

Elon Musk $1 million voter lottery suit sent back to state court

Judge returns challenge to Elon Musk’s giveaways to state court, siding with Philadelphia DA

Arizona AG's office probing Trump's violent comments about Liz Cheney

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