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Oct 07 2016
News
In a year of Trump and new voting laws, U.S. government will ‘severely’ limit election observers
The Justice Department is significantly reducing the number of federal observers stationed inside polling places in next month’s election at the same time that voters will face strict new election laws in more than a dozen states.
Washington Post
Oct 25 2016
News
Election 2016: The Potentially Polarizing Effects Of Search Engines, Social Media And Motivated Reasoning
According to a new study by the Pew Research Center, 81 percent of supporters of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump disagree not only on their respective policies and plans but also on the “basic facts” surrounding the candidates and the election. The Pew Research Center stated that its survey was conducted online from Sept. 27 to Oct. 10 among 4,132 adults, including 3,616 registered voters,
HuffPost
Aug 17 2023
Fact Check
Biden tells three false personal anecdotes in economic speech
President Joe Biden made three false claims about his own past in a Tuesday speech in Milwaukee.
The speech was focused on the economy and the Inflation Reduction Act the president signed into law one year ago Wednesday, and his economic claims in the prepared address were almost entirely accurate. But he also peppered in three false personal anecdotes, including two that have
CNN Fact Check
Oct 10 2023
News
AOC, liberal politicians slam pro-Palestine rally amid growing backlash: 'bigotry and callousness'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y, and other elected Democrats have moved to distance themselves from events that took place at a pro-Palestine rally promoted by the NYC chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). On Sunday, a protest in New York organized by the DSA – a group that boasts six members of the U.S. House of Representatives, including members of "the Squad" – took
Fox News (Online News)
Nov 05 2012
Headline Roundup
Election Eve - The Final Push
Washington Post
Fox News (Online News)
CNN (Online News)
Sep 29 2023
Analysis
Fact Checkers Take Stock of Their Efforts: ‘It’s Not Getting Better’
After President Biden won the election nearly three years ago, three of every 10 Americans believed the false narrative that his victory resulted from fraud, a poll found. In the years since, fact checkers have debunked the claim in lengthy articles, corrections posted on viral content, videos and chat rooms.
This summer, they received a verdict on their efforts in an updated poll from
New York Times (News)
Jul 18 2023
News
Alabama GOP ignores SCOTUS, refuses 2nd Black majority district
In a state where more than one in four residents is Black, the lower court panel had ruled in 2022 that Alabama should have another majority-Black congressional district or something "close to it?” MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama Republicans, under orders of the U.S. Supreme Court to redraw congressional districts to give minority voters a greater voice in elections, rejected calls Monday to
The Grio
Sep 19 2023
News
Newtown High School Awarded Michaels Cup For Sportsmanship
NEWTOWN, CT — Newtown High School is one of a record 29 Connecticut high schools being honored with a 2022-2023 Michaels Jewelers Achievement Cup Award. Schools that are part of the CIAC’s Class Act program can be considered for the Michaels Jewelers Achievement Cup Award. The Michaels Jewelers Cup Committee recognized these exemplary athletics programs for their willingness to subscribe to
Patch.com
Sep 19 2023
News
Weston, Barlow High Schools Awarded Michaels Cup For Sportsmanship
WESTON, CT — Weston High School and Joel Barlow High School are two of a record 29 Connecticut high schools being honored with a 2022-2023 Michaels Jewelers Achievement Cup Award. Schools that are part of the CIAC’s Class Act program can be considered for the Michaels Jewelers Achievement Cup Award. The Michaels Jewelers Cup Committee recognized these exemplary athletics programs for their
Patch.com