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CIA · United States

Brennan directed publication of 'implausible' reports claiming Putin preferred Trump in 2016, House found

81% Right coverage: 32 sources

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Robert Mueller · United States

Brennan directed publication of 'implausible' reports claiming Putin preferred Trump in 2016, House found

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The Supreme Court’s deference to the presidency is rewriting the Constitution

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

The Supreme Court’s pattern of deference to the presidency has rocked our constitutional foundations.Law · Billings See the Story

Pound Foolish: After Cutting Police, Overtime Costs Strain LA's Budget

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

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Supplementing or Supplanting? Surtax Spending Gets "Complicated"

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

BOSTON (SHNS) - The Legislature this week agreed to use nearly $500 million in surtax revenue to deliver a major boost to K-12 school funding, a move that some see as fulfilling the voter-approved mission of the tax on high earners while others warn it strays from the original promise of funding new education and transportation initiatives. The budget that lawmakers sent to Gov. Maura Healey’s desk Monday includes a $496 million expansion to the…Republican Party · United States See the Story

Shovel Ready: Despite Warnings, Biden’s Energy Department Disbursed $42 Billion in Its Final Hours

61% Right coverage: 18 sources

In its last two working days, the Biden administration’s Energy Department signed off on nearly $42 billion for green energy projects – a sum that exceeded the total amount itsJoe Biden · United States See the Story

The Fight over Next Census, and the Strength of N.Y.'s House Delegation, Begins

61% Right coverage: 18 sources

Census expert Jeff Wice joins Capital Tonight.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

During Pride Month Public Libraries Become Centers for Queer Resistance

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This article contains graphic descriptions that may not be suitable for all readers. Parental discretion is advised. RALEIGH, N.C. – Like public libraries across the country, branches in North CRaleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh See the Story

Educated Bet: Massachusetts Schools May Risk Top Ranking to Lift Struggling Students

38% Right coverage: 8 sources

A high-stakes battle over the future of education is playing out in the state that has long had the best public schools in the nation – Massachusetts.Public School System · Massachusetts See the Story

Trump Says Liberal Judges Are Blocking His Agenda — Data Suggests Otherwise

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

President Donald Trump’s loss rate in federal district court is getting worse by the month. In February, district judges were ruling against him about 53% of the time, according to an analysis by Stanford University political science professor Adam Bonica. By May, Trump’s losing percentage was up to 96%, and the adverse rulings weren’t only coming from liberal judges. The president seems to have noticed. In a Truth Social post on Memorial Day, …Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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