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Donald Trump · United StatesPresident Trump suggested in an interview with former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino on Monday that Republicans should “take over” the voting process in more than a dozen states ahead of the November midterms. “The Republicans should say, ‘We want to take over — we should take over the voting — the voting in at least many, 15 places,’” Trump told Bongino in the interview. “The Republicans ought to nationalize the voting.” See the Story
Trump Says Republicans Should ‘Take Over’ and 'Nationalize' Voting in at Least 15 Places
52% Left coverage: 176 sources
Renee Good · MinnesotaCongress members will hear testimony from the brothers of Renee Good, along with others who say they were assaulted by federal agents, during a public forum on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. examining the "violent use of force" by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents.See the Story
Renee Good's brothers, family attorney testify before Congress at DHS use-of-force forum
52% Left coverage: 116 sources
US Politics · United StatesThe Justice Department said it will seek the death penalty for the man accused of shooting two National Guard members, and killing one of them, near the White House in November.
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Justice Department plans to seek death penalty for man accused of shooting National Guard members
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