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Business · WashingtonThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced it was extending the deadline by roughly two years for air passengers to use a REAL ID when traveling.
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U.S. delays enforcing tougher ID rules until May 2025
58% Center coverage: 76 sources
Republican Party · ArizonaState election officials met with Governor Doug Ducey, Attorney General Mark Brnovich, and Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Brutinel on Monday. The statewide certification comes after controversy over election results. In Cochise County, officials initially refused to certify election results until a judge ordered them to do so late last week.See the Story
Arizona certifies 2022 election results amid threat of more GOP challenges
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Corruption · WashingtonFormer U.S. lawmaker David Rivera was arrested on Monday on charges of conspiring to launder money and to illegally act as an agent of the Venezuelan government, according to a U.S. official and an indictment.
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Ex-U.S. lawmaker arrested for conspiring to act as agent of Venezuela
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US & Canada · FloridaFive lucky groups can pay for VIP access to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ inauguration for the price of $1 million. The package is the top prize for donations to the Republican Party of Florida (RPOF). Paying top dollar earns VIP tickets and more, including recognition as an “Inauguration Chair” Sponsor in the Governor’s Inaugural Ball.
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Florida GOP posts $1M VIP tickets for Ron DeSantis inauguration festivities
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Donald TrumpMcCarthy's comments suggest no matter what a year-end spending deal looks like, Democrats shouldn't expect many GOP votes in the House. Republicans who vote against must-pass fiscal bills to avoid personal blowback at home while privately praying they pass to avoid national blowback against GOP are officially joining the club.See the Story
POLITICO Playbook: McCarthy puts McConnell on notice
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Twitter · WashingtonFormer President Donald Trump suggested that parts of the U.S. Constitution should face "termination" His comments came in response to a report that showed Twitter employees deliberating in October 2020 about how to handle a New York Post article. Trump also called again for a redo of the 2020 election, renewing his false claim to have won.See the Story
Pence pushes back on Trump’s call to terminate the Constitution
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Charter SchoolsJohn B. King Jr., a former U.S. Secretary of Education, was appointed Monday as the $750,000 per year chancellor of a State University system struggling to stem a significant enrollment decline. King, who has also previously served as the New York state education commissioner, will also receive a monthly housing allowance of $12,500.See the Story
Former Education Secretary King named SUNY chancellor
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John Thune · South DakotaSenate Minority Whip John Thune (R-S.D.) told reporters Monday that he “couldn’t disagree more” with former President Trump’s call to terminate parts of the Constitution in order to be reinstated president and said such comments present “a golden opportunity” for Trump’s rivals in 2024.
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Thune: Trump call to terminate Constitution a ‘golden opportunity’ for 2024 rivals
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Raphael Warnock · AtlantaThe extended Senate campaign in Georgia gives Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker a second chance to persuade voters to send them to Washington. Warnock (D-Ga.) holds a small but resilient advantage over Herschel Walker. The race is the most expensive in the 2022 cycle, with total spending of nearly $400 million. More than 1.85 million Georgians have already cast a ballot during an early voting period.See the Story
What to watch in Tuesday's Georgia Senate runoff election
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US & Canada · New OrleansDemocrats have had a lot of reasons to celebrate recently. Your Score host emeritus was on hand at the Democratic Governors Association winter meeting this weekend, where governors, operatives and donors were taking a victory lap after an incredibly successful cycle that saw them defend nearly all their incumbents and net two seats.See the Story
Phil Murphy Won’t Rule Out Meddling in GOP Primaries
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ReligionThe case pits free speech rights against anti-discrimination laws. The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its ruling before the end of June. The case closely resembles one from 2018 when the court partially ruled in favor of a baker. The court did not squarely address the issue of whether a business can decline to serve gays and lesbians.See the Story
The Countdown: Supreme Court case pits free speech vs. LGBTQ rights
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