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First reported by Axios (Center); 33 outlets over 43h. The right followed 13 min later.
Axios · +9 min NBC News · +23 min Newsmax · +42 min Reuters · +4h Fox News · +11h The Guardian US · +13h The Daily Wire · +15h Common Dreams · +18h NewsNation · +18h Associated Press · +18h Reason · +19h CBS News · +19h New York Post · +20h USA Today · +20h UPI · +20h Straight Arrow News · +20h Al Jazeera · +21h Washington Examiner · +21h The New York Times · +22h Newsweek · +22h Just the News · +22h BBC News · +23h HuffPost · +26h The Washington Times · +30h NPR · +36h The Epoch Times · +37h The Hill · +39h The Daily Caller · +40h ABC News · +41h CNBC · +41h The Daily Signal · +42h RealClearPolitics · +43h Breitbart
With numerous recent court rulings dismissing the Trump administration's attempts to intimidate election officials and its push to discount tens of thousands of ballots due to the dubious claim they were cast by noncitizens, a key midterm strategy of President Donald Trump—questioning the results…
Read at commondreams.org →A federal judge on Sunday rejected the Trump administration’s lawsuit that demanded officials not certify election results in the Senate race there, if the incumbent senator loses. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports.
Read at nbcnews.com →Judge Sharon Gleason wrote that the United States did not provide a "workable plan" for how it would separate ballots for Daniel J. Sullivan.
Read at san.com →The court found the administration lacked standing to bring the suit. But there are also major substantive problems with Trump's position.
Read at reason.com →Each blurb is the outlet's own feed summary, quoted unedited. Nothing here is generated.
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