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San Antonio, United States

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Top KSAT 12 News

Mia Love, former congresswoman for Utah, dies from brain cancer at age 49

Mia Love · United States

Mia Love, former congresswoman for Utah, dies from brain cancer at age 49

44% Center coverage: 238 sources

Tesla Showroom Targeted In Austin As Vandalism Escalates - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

Alex Jones · Austin

Tesla Showroom Targeted In Austin As Vandalism Escalates - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

50% Center coverage: 95 sources

A Tesla showroom in Austin was targeted by incendiary devices, sparking an FBI investigation. Musk and Trump suggested coordinated attacks, but law enforcement has found no evidence to support it.See the Story

New Social Security rules present barriers to rural communities without internet, transportation

Social Security · United States

New Social Security rules present barriers to rural communities without internet, transportation

66% Center coverage: 64 sources

A new rule that Social Security recipients access key benefits online or in person at a field office, rather than on the phone, would be nearly impossible without help. The requirements, set to go into effect March 31, are intended to streamline processes and combat widespread fraud within the system, according to President Donald Trump and officials in his administration. They say that’s why it’s vital for people to verify their identity online or in person when signing up for benefits, or making a change like where the money is deposited. But advocates say the changes will disproportionately impact the most vulnerable Americans. It will be harder to visit field offices in rural areas with high poverty rates. Often these are the same areas that lack widespread internet service.See the Story

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Democrats running for New Jersey governor navigate the delicate politics of immigration

Democrats running for New Jersey governor navigate the delicate politics of immigration

Democrats running for New Jersey governor navigate the delicate politics of immigration

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