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Senate rejects dueling government funding bills on Day 6 of shutdown — A scenic view of the iconic US Capitol Building symbolizing American democracy in Washington DC. by Ramaz Bluashvili/Pexels / Pexels

US Politics · United States

Senate rejects dueling government funding bills on Day 6 of shutdown

44% Center coverage: 125 sources

The Senate on Monday pushed the government shutdown to the one-week mark as Democrats blocked the GOP’s “clean” stopgap funding bill from advancing for a fifth time. See the Story

White House memo argues furloughed workers not guaranteed backpay — REUTERS / ixx511

Government Shutdown · United States

White House memo argues furloughed workers not guaranteed backpay

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Governor Newsom signs bill to silence blaring streaming ads in California homes — REUTERS / ixx511

Gavin Newsom · California

Governor Newsom signs bill to silence blaring streaming ads in California homes

40% Center coverage: 35 sources

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 576 by Senator Thomas Umberg (D-Santa Ana) on Thursday to turn down the volume of commercials that rise to a level louder than the primary video content being watched, the Governor's Office announced.See the Story

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