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Justice Department releases card mentioning Trump, purportedly sent from Epstein to Nassar — REUTERS / ixx511

Donald Trump · United States

Justice Department releases card mentioning Trump, purportedly sent from Epstein to Nassar

56% Center coverage: 144 sources

From CNN’s Kara Fox Warning: This post contains language readers may find disturbing. A handwritten letter signed by “J. Epstein” appears to make crude references to President Donald Trump in a short 2019 message from jail addressed to convicted sex offender Larry Nassar. The letter does not explicitly name Trump, but instead refers to “our president.” The message appears to have been sent in August 2019, the same month Epstein died by suicide. …See the Story

State Supreme Court Permanently Blocks Social Studies Standards

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

State Supreme Court Permanently Blocks Social Studies Standards

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

State lawmakers say the legal fight over former State Superintendent Ryan Walters’ controversial social studies standards should never have reached the Oklahoma Supreme Court, arguing legislative leaders failed to act even after concerns surfaced across party lines.See the Story

Oklahoma Voice: Leaders Will Have 5.6% Less to Spend on Oklahoma’s Next Budget

Humane Society · Oklahoma City

Oklahoma Voice: Leaders Will Have 5.6% Less to Spend on Oklahoma’s Next Budget

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OKLAHOMA CITY – The state will have about $692 million less to spend in crafting a budget for the next fiscal year, a state panel was told Friday.See the Story

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