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Federal Funding Cut Threatens King County's Permanent Housing Programs for Homeless

Federal Funding Cut Threatens King County's Permanent Housing Programs for Homeless

71% Left coverage: 14 sources

Under the new Trump Administration policy, funding for permanent housing will drop from 87% to 30% nationwide and be redirected toward transitional housing programs.See the Story

Inglewood Police Department 'systematically' violated state public records law, judge rules

Inglewood Police Department 'systematically' violated state public records law, judge rules

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The ACLU alleged that the department had not produced a single document in response to public records requests made nearly three years before.See the Story

36 states attorneys general push back on federal overreach over AI regulations

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36 states attorneys general push back on federal overreach over AI regulations

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Attorneys general from 36 states, including Washington and Idaho, are pushing back against what they term federal overreach in regulating artificial intelligence (AI).See the Story

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