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Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson first notified state police in February of a potential breach of voting equipment tied to the 2020 election.

Michigan State Police seizes voting machine as it expands investigation into potential breaches tied to 2020 election

By Annie Grayer and Zachary Cohen, CNN The Michigan State Police has expanded its investigation into whether third parties gained unauthorized access to voting machine data after the 2020 election, and is now examining potential breaches in at least one new county, CNN has learned. In a raid last Friday, state police seized one voting

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The DOJ announces a new office to enforce laws around climate crisis and toxic pollution.

DOJ announces new office to enforce laws around climate crisis, toxic pollution

By Devan Cole, CNN Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday that the Justice Department is opening a new office aimed at addressing the department’s environmental justice efforts. Low-income communities and communities of color face larger risks from pollution and the impacts of the climate crisis, scientists and health experts have reported. More than 40% of

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Republican Rep. Paul Gosar

Paul Gosar spends most in House on taxpayer-funded travel even as he rails against ‘bloated’ government

By Manu Raju, CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Rep. Paul Gosar boasts he’s been “relentless” in seeking to restore fiscal responsibility and “common sense” when it comes to the “bloated” federal government. “I will continue to cut wasteful federal spending wherever I can,” the Arizona Republican says on his official website. “The American people and taxpayers

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Behind the scenes at the secretive Supreme Court. Supreme Court justices take extraordinary precautions to protect their internal deliberations but their quest for secrecy failed to prevent the public disclosure of a first-draft opinion.

Behind the scenes at the secretive Supreme Court

By Joan Biskupic, CNN legal analyst & Supreme Court biographer Supreme Court justices take extraordinary precautions to protect their internal deliberations. They swear their law clerks to secrecy. They shred documents. They never reveal in advance when specific decisions will be announced. Some justices even object when colleagues arrange for their private papers to be

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