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33 stories in 24h · · ±0 pts vs the previous 24h · updated Sep 24, 08:24 PM UTC
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The White House has restored access to media outlets previously banned by Trump following a judge's order, generating mixed coverage. In related legal developments, the Trump administration is responding to a court ruling regarding third-country deportations, while a lawsuit against an Iowa pollster has been dismissed. Additionally, the California Supreme Court has ruled on the return of seized ballots, and Missouri faces challenges with its election map ahead of upcoming primaries.
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| American Bar Association Fights to Keep Power to Vet Law SchoolsTone —1 outletfading11h ago | ||||
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| Corruption watchdog strengthened on final day of Victorian parliamentTone —1 outletfading11h ago | ||||
| Namibia: Ombudsman Bill Proposes N$20 000 Fines for ObstructionTone —1 outletfading8h ago | ||||
| Cold case murder trial witness admits lying to policeTone —1 outletfading14h ago | ||||
| Newly Public Documents Shed New Light on Trump InvestigationsTone —1 outletfading19h ago | ||||
| New York's climate law that tried to punish oil companies is ruled unconstitutionalTone —1 outletfading22h ago | ||||
| President Trump's Lawsuit Against Iowa Pollster Ann Selzer Thrown OutTone —1 outletfading21h ago |