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Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

nypost.com

Trump Discusses Construction of New White House Ballroom

President Trump is constructing a new ballroom at the White House, claiming it will be built with durable materials to prevent future demolition. The $400 million project has faced criticism from Democrats and may be subject to investigation if they regain control of the House. Trump has expressed pride in the project and his involvement in its construction, viewing it as part of his legacy.

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rawstory.com

Anonymous Account Claims to Share Negative Stories About Senator John Fetterman

An anonymous account claiming to be former staffers of Senator John Fetterman has promised to share negative stories and screenshots about him, drawing attention on social media. The account's first message referenced a Wall Street Journal report on Fetterman's work habits, and it plans to release more information when the Senate returns to session on September 14. Critics have expressed concerns about the anonymity of the account's members, while some Democratic lawmakers have already criticized Fetterman's performance.

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The Hill

Trump Criticizes Opponents of Data Centers, Citing Poverty and Crime

President Trump criticized data center opponents on September 4, 2026, claiming they prefer poverty and crime. This is the second instance this week where he has addressed critics of AI infrastructure, which is facing increased opposition among Americans.

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Washington Post — Politics

Judge orders DOJ to reveal origin of discontinued compensation fund

A judge has mandated that the DOJ provide details about the origin of a compensation fund that was intended for individuals alleging wrongful prosecution. The fund was discontinued by the Trump administration, but related lawsuits continue.

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The Hill

Supreme Court lifts ruling on TV ad rates for party committees

The Supreme Court has lifted a ruling that limited party committees' access to lower advertising rates before the November elections. This decision currently benefits Republican committees and has met with strong opposition from Democrats.

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The Hill

Four House Democrats to Attend RNC Counterprogramming in Dallas

Four House Democrats, including Robert Garcia, Jason Crow, Madeleine Dean, and Sydney Kamlager-Dove, are set to attend the Republican National Committee's midterm convention in Dallas next week. They will work alongside local leaders and the Texas Democratic Party.

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Washington Examiner

Website Redirects Users from RNC Convention Information to DOJ Epstein Files

A website claiming to provide information about the Republican National Committee's upcoming midterm convention in Dallas redirected users to the Justice Department's Epstein files. The convention is set to feature President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, and an exhibit related to Epstein will also be present during the event.

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Ars Technica

FCC Seeks Dismissal of Disney Lawsuit Amid Concerns Over ABC License Renewal

The FCC has requested a court to dismiss a lawsuit from Disney, which challenges the agency's proceedings regarding ABC's broadcast licenses. Meanwhile, concerns have been raised by watchdog groups about a potential settlement that may not benefit the public. Disney's lawsuit claims the FCC is retaliating against ABC for content criticized by President Trump.

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Deutsche Welle

Yorgen Fenech Acquitted in Journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia's Murder Case

Yorgen Fenech has been acquitted of complicity in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, nearly nine years after her death. The jury's decision has sparked outrage among her family and the public, as the identity of the person who ordered the murder remains unknown. The case highlights ongoing concerns about institutional failures and the pace of justice in Malta.

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