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Election deniers are running to oversee elections in several swing states, including Arizona and Nevada. In Arizona, this office is especially significant; it will be tasked with certifying the results of the 2028 presidential race.

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These 35 States Are Deciding Who’ll Run Their Elections - Bolts

The midterms will usher in a new cast of characters to oversee the next presidential race. They’ll decide how to answer Trump’s orders and how to shape mail voting and registration.

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euobserver — EU news that matters @euobserver.com · 27 minutes ago

EU bets on diplomacy, not blocking statute, to protect ICC from Trump sanctions

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EU bets on diplomacy, not blocking statute, to protect ICC from Trump sanctions

The EU has six months of diplomacy to reverse US-imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court, while shying away from triggering a rule that would protect Europeans.

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Arizona Mirror @azmirror.com · 35 minutes ago

“OpenAI put Arizonans’ safety at risk by failing to implement adequate user protections or transparency measures, despite clear indications that minors were regularly interacting with its chatbot,” Attorney General Kris Mayes said. Story by @glorihuh.bsky.social

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Arizona sues OpenAI over the dangers ChatGPT poses to children

Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing OpenAI over ChatGPT, saying it violates the state’s consumer fraud protections and endangers children.

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The Nevada Independent @thenvindy.com · 41 minutes ago

OPINION by Gary Wockner: “Nevada's lawsuit is, at its core, an argument about fairness. Cuts should track actual water use and actual effort, not just where a state happens to sit on a map relative to a dam.” buff.ly/NOhZTCa

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OPINION: Nevada is right to sue over its newly curbed Colorado River allocation - The Nevada Independent

OPINION: Nevada is right to sue over its newly curbed Colorado River allocation. Read more at The Nevada Independent.

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Truthout @truthout.org · 41 minutes ago

Former US Rep. Mike Rogers, the Republican Senate candidate in Michigan, saw his personal wealth soar after he was named chair of the House Intelligence Committee in 2011, thanks in large part to his marriage to the CEO of a powerful military contracting firm.

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Mike Rogers’s Wealth Soared as His Wife’s Firm Won Billion-Dollar Contracts

Despite concerns about conflicts of interest, Rogers was named chair of the House Intelligence Committee.

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Prison Journalism Project @prisonjournalism.bsky.social · 43 minutes ago

When I first got to prison, I was told by the property officer that they were out of headphones for the tablet, and I would have to buy some from commissary. That took a while, because I had very little money, but once I bought them, the tablet was a game changer for calls to family and friends.

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How Tablet Phone Calls Are Reshaping Life in Prison

Thanks to electronic tablets, we have the access and privacy needed for meaningful conversation.

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Kansas Reflector @kansasreflector.com · 44 minutes ago

Kansas attorney general and others move to sue OpenAI in state courts | via @iowacapitaldispatch.com #ksleg

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Kansas attorney general and others move to sue OpenAI in state courts • Kansas Reflector

The attorneys general are alleging in lawsuits that OpenAI falsely presented ChatGPT as safe for children to use.

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Tennessee Lookout @tennesseelookout.com · about 1 hour ago

Tennessee's legally required ballot design keeps the state's gubernatorial race at the top, with the constitutional amendments coming next, pushing state house races to the bottom of the ballot.

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Tennessee puts constitutional amendment questions near top of the ballot next to governor’s race • Tennessee Lookout

Tennessee officials placed the three constitutional amendment questions on the first page of the November 2026 ballot as required by law, pushing U.S. Congressional and state legislative races further...

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CalMatters @calmatters.org · about 1 hour ago

At a debate moderated by CalMatters, Kim characterized her opponent as offering to “tinker” and uphold the status quo, while Allen referred to Kim’s plans as “totally unprecedented and unmoored.” cal.news/4dY2xqv 📸 Fred Greaves

CalMatters reporter Levi Sumagaysay, center, moderates a conversation between insurance commissioner candidates Jane Kim, far left, and Ben Allen, far right, during the “Can California Fix Its Insurance Crisis? The Candidates Weigh In” event co-hosted by CalMatters and UC Student and Policy Center in Sacramento on Oct. 8, 2026. Photo by Fred Greaves for CalMatters

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The Nevada Independent @thenvindy.com · about 1 hour ago

Gov. Joe Lombardo’s K-12 education policies have largely been welcomed by the Clark County teachers union and school choice advocates. But other education leaders give him an F. buff.ly/OkU8FGD

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Joe Lombardo is running as an education governor. Here's how to grade his record. - The Nevada Independent

Gov. Joe Lombardo has accomplished many of his K-12 education goals during his term including increasing funding and expanding school choice. But some educators say they give his efforts an F.

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