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US & Canada · WashingtonPresident Joe Biden has tested negative for Covid-19 but will remain in isolation pending a second test. Biden tested negative on an antigen test Saturday as well, but remained in isolation until Sunday morning. The President and first lady Jill Biden are scheduled to travel on Monday to visit Kentucky after deadly floods.See the Story
Biden leaves White House for 1st time since getting COVID-19
60% Center coverage: 113 sources
Airstrike · GazaAn Israeli airstrike killed a second senior commander in the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, the fighters said Sunday as the death toll from violence in Gaza rose to 32, including six children, according to Palestinian health officials. As Israel pressed on with its assault, Palestinian militants retaliated with barrages of rockets fired at Israel. See the Story
Israel kills second Islamic Jihad leader, Gaza death toll mounts
37% Left coverage: 85 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonA handful of Senate Democrats in tight reelection races voted to waive a budget point order on a Hassan amendment. Hassan's amendment would cut a section from the bill that re-establishes a tax to pay for the cleanup of toxic sites. The bill would raise taxes on imported barrels of oil and other petroleum products from 9.7 cents to 16.4 cents.See the Story
Dems push Biden climate, health priorities toward Senate OK
64% Center coverage: 56 sources
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US & Canada · MichiganMatthew DePerno, the Republican nominee for Michigan attorney general, led a team that gained unauthorized access to voting equipment. The team was looking for evidence to support former President Donald Trump's election-fraud claims. The security breach is one of four similar incidents being investigated by Michigan's current attorney general.See the Story
Michigan AG requests special prosecutor investigate opponent for voting machine access
58% Center coverage: 36 sources
Doug Mastriano · PennsylvaniaRepublican nominee for Pennsylvania Governor, Doug Mastriano is considering backing out of testifying in front of the January 6 Select Committee.See the Story
Mastriano threatens to renege on testifying to Jan. 6 panel
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
Nancy Pelosi · WashingtonSen. Chris Van Hollen said Chinese President Xi Jinping decided to manufacture a crisis over a visit from Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Pelosi became the highest-ranking U.S. official to touch down on Taiwan in 25 years when she led a congressional delegation to the island nation last week. China, which sees Taiwan as part of China under its One China policy, has increased aggressive rhetoric about the island.See the Story
Van Hollen says China’s Xi manufactured crisis over Pelosi trip to Taiwan
75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Raphael Warnock · Georgia“All of the pieces are falling into place for Georgia to decide control of the Senate again. And just like in 2020, it might take extra weeks of campaigning to do it,” Politico reports.“Public polling data shows the race between Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) and Republican Herschel Walker is close, with Warnock building small leads in most surveys. The national environment is better for the GOP, but Warnock is better liked by voters.See the Story
Georgia’s Senate Race Could Head to Runoff Again
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CoronavirusNearly one in five people who have been infected with Covid-19 have some form of long Covid, including tens of millions of working-age adults. Symptoms can range from loss of smell to breathing problems to debilitating fatigue and even death. The economic toll is also mounting thanks to a combination of lost tax revenue and their high medical costs.See the Story
Tim Kaine has long Covid. That’s not moving Congress to act.
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Michigan · MichiganThe Inflation Reduction Act passed the Senate on a bipartisan vote. Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer had to work together to get it through the Senate. The bill is expected to be signed into law by the end of the week. The House will take up the bill on Friday.See the Story
POLITICO Playbook: How it really happened: the Inflation Reduction Act
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