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Cristiano Ronaldo · PortugalCristiano Ronaldo will likely avoid missing any Portugal games at the World Cup despite his red card in a qualifying game last week for elbowing an Ireland opponentSee the Story
Cristiano Ronaldo Set to Avoid Ban at World Cup After FIFA Red-Card Verdict Offers Probation
46% Center coverage: 100 sources
Antisemitism · VirginiaBy Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN (CNN) — A House panel Monday launched an investigation into alleged antisemitism in three public school districts in California, Virginia and Pennsylvania, as the Trump administration continues targeting educational institutions for what it says is a failure to protect Jewish students. Rep. Tim Walberg, a Michigan Republican who chairs the Education and Workforce Committee, sent letters to Berkeley Unified School…See the Story
House launches investigation into alleged antisemitism in public school districts in Virginia, Pennsylvania and California
46% Center coverage: 24 sources
California Politics · CaliforniaWith California electric rates stuck at nearly the highest in the nation, the state’s utility regulator is poised to lower the payout shareholders can receive from California’s three large investor-owned power companies.
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California is considering cutting power company profits to historic lows, but bills will barely drop
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
