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Republicans win back control of the Senate

Donald Trump · United States

Republicans win back control of the Senate

35% Left coverage: 194 sources

Trump names Stephen Miller to be deputy chief of policy in new administration

Lee Zeldin · United States

Trump names Stephen Miller to be deputy chief of policy in new administration

46% Center coverage: 156 sources

Donald Trump is naming longtime adviser Stephen Miller, an immigration hard-liner, to be the deputy chief of policy in his new administration.See the Story

Threat closes Spokane City Hall and cancels council meeting in Washington state

Lockdown · Spokane

Threat closes Spokane City Hall and cancels council meeting in Washington state

Coverage: 5 sources

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Spokane City Hall in Washington state was temporarily closed and a council meeting was canceled on Monday because of a security threat, officials said. Access to the building was temporarily halted over a security concern that appeared to be solely focused on City Hall, according to a statement from Spokane Police Department spokesperson Officer Daniel Strassenberg. The Spokane City Council meeting was canceled out of an ab…See the Story

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