Rep. Jerrold Nadler, chairman of the US House Judiciary Committee, says the attorney general is "taking unprecedented steps to spin" the special counsel's Russia investigation.
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Judge orders Georgia to have paper pollbook backups
A federal judge ruled Monday that every polling place in Georgia must have at least one updated paper backup of the electronic pollbooks that are used to check voters in.
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Conservatives ask for immediate halt to Wisconsin mask order
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