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U.S. Politics · Courts · 32 outlets (L 9 · C 10 · R 10 · 3 not rated)
A federal magistrate judge on Monday dismissed charges against two former FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about their role in the Hunter Biden laptop investigation, finding no probable cause.
U.S. Politics · White House · 11 outlets (L 2 · C 2 · R 7) · More right-leaning coverage
Carlson said Sunday that Israel's prime minister is urging Trump to authorize a nuclear attack on an underground Iranian enrichment facility, warning it could make World War 3 inevitable. Trump separately defended the U.S. campaign against Iran as necessary to stop it getting nuclear weapons.
U.S. Politics · White House · 8 outlets (L 3 · C 3 · R 2)
President Trump said Monday he would pardon Elon Musk and close aides if Democrats win Tuesday's midterms and investigate them. Democrats are signaling plans to use new subpoena power for probes if they take Congress.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 36 outlets (L 8 · C 13 · R 11 · 4 not rated) · More center coverage
The court's one-sentence order offered no explanation and had no noted dissents.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 58 outlets (L 17 · C 17 · R 18 · 6 not rated)
President Donald Trump will make his closing midterm pitch at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on the eve of Election Day. The National Park Service says the pool remains closed for restoration work until November 20.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 40 outlets (L 9 · C 11 · R 16 · 4 not rated)
A federal judge on Sunday threw out the Justice Department suit that sought to block certification of Alaska's Senate race if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses, two days before Election Day. The state had called the demand to set aside ballots impossible.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 5 outlets (L 2 · C 2 · R 1)
A federal judge in Boston threw out the Justice Department's suit seeking Harvard's admissions records, including application essays. The judge found the department did not follow all legally required steps to obtain the court order.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 5 outlets (L 0 · C 1 · R 4) · No left-leaning coverage
A second Dan Sullivan is on Alaska's Senate ballot against the incumbent Republican, and an FEC complaint alleges the decoy's campaign colluded with a dark-money group. Sen. Dan Sullivan had raised the issue in June.
U.S. Politics · Courts · 5 outlets (L 2 · C 1 · R 2)
Douglas DePodesta, the former head of the FBI's Chicago field office, sued the Justice Department over his resignation.
U.S. Politics · Congress · 5 outlets (L 1 · C 1 · R 2 · 1 not rated)
The measure would apply to the net worth of about 250 California billionaires, according to The Guardian.
U.S. Politics · Elections · 68 outlets (L 21 · C 18 · R 23 · 6 not rated)
Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost the August primary to Abdul El-Sayed, backed Trump-endorsed Mike Rogers two days before the election. House Democrats are weighing her removal from the caucus, and the El-Sayed campaign says it raised a record $2.4 million in one day after the endorsement.
U.S. Politics · 8 outlets (L 1 · C 1 · R 6) · More right-leaning coverage
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed was interviewed Sunday on CBS's "60 Minutes" by correspondent Ross Douthat.
U.S. Politics · Elections · 6 outlets (L 4 · C 2 · R 0) · No right-leaning coverage
The Republican senator, in a competitive re-election race against Hamilton, recorded a 60-second video defending his record of suing former patients over medical debt, reportedly going behind his senior aides' guidance.
U.S. Politics · Elections · 4 outlets (L 0 · C 1 · R 2 · 1 not rated)
The Washington Examiner reported that all states except North Dakota require voters to register before voting, but a significant number allow same-day registration.
