For the Right

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Trump urges supporters to vote by mail despite fraud claims

Blindspot: Only 7% Right · 81 sources

Donald Trump urged Republicans on Saturday to vote early, absentee, by mail or in person in the November 3 midterms, promoting the GOP’s “Swamp the Vote” effort. The appeal marks a break from his years of calling mail voting corrupt, despite no evidence of widespread fraud.

For the Left

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Hundreds of US, Mexican troops deployed to border after US Coast Guard unit allegedly fired upon by cartel

Blindspot: Only 13% Left · 94 sources

About 500 U.S. troops were deployed to Texas’ Rio Grande Valley on Saturday after a Coast Guard unit allegedly came under cartel gunfire near the U.S.-Mexico border. Mexico sent 159 naval personnel to its side of the border but says it has found no evidence the shots came from Mexico.

For the Right

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Wes Moore forms bipartisan governors group on AI, citing federal inaction

Blindspot: Only 5% Right · 21 sources

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said he is forming a bipartisan group of governors through the National Governors Association to create an AI policy framework, arguing states must act because Congress and President Donald Trump have not addressed the fast-moving technology.

For the Left

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Left

Trump seeks mandatory jail terms for medicare, medicaid 'fraudsters'

Blindspot: Only 25% Left · 12 sources

The White House sent Congress a bill Sunday night to create mandatory minimum prison terms for fraud involving Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and other federal benefits. Penalties would range from 1 year for losses under $40,000 to 20 years for $100 million or more, with a maximum sentence of life, according to reporting by Semafor.

For the Right

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Nicaragua torture victim imprisoned for second time after being deported by US

Blindspot: No Right Coverage · 23 sources

A 35-year-old Nicaraguan exile, Jeffrey Jarquín, was deported from the U.S. to Managua after seeking asylum and was immediately jailed again, his family and lawyer said. Jarquín had been tortured after joining 2018 anti-government protests against Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.

For the Left

News stories that have little to no reporting on the Left

Report: US college unintentionally advanced Chinese surveillance machine

Blindspot: Only 4% Left · 23 sources

A Strategy Risks report says UW-Madison spent years on joint research with Chinese partners tied to China’s defense sector, including projects in Xinjiang and work on vehicle surveillance systems. Some research had U.S. funding and may have supported China’s security and military capabilities.

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Dennis Hastert, long-serving GOP speaker who faced child sex abuse allegations, dies

Dennis Hastert, disgraced ex-speaker, dies at 84

Dennis Hastert, ex-House speaker whose sex abuse admission upended legacy, dies at 84

Dennis Hastert, long-serving GOP speaker who faced child sex abuse allegations, dies

Former Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert dead at 84

Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert dies at 84

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