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Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the United Kingdom is proceeding with a ban on social media use for children under 16, in a dispute that the White House has recently warned Downing Street against. The clash revives an ongoing U.S.-U.K. fight over internet and speech policy.
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The Senate is expected to grill Jay Clayton during a confirmation process for Director of National Intelligence, as Democratic lawmakers use President Donald Trump’s temporary stand-in to raise concerns ahead of the vote.
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Blaze Media founder Glenn Beck told an interview show that President Donald Trump arranged a private visit to the White House, including the Lincoln Bedroom, and then required Beck to sign a non-disclosure agreement, which Beck described as “some stuff.”
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President Donald Trump has put on hold a nomination by former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton to lead the U.S. intelligence community, according to CBS News Politics, linking the pause to efforts to secure congressional passage of a voter identification bill.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for President Donald Trump’s nominee Jay Clayton to lead the director of national security role, with senators pressing questions on intelligence oversight and the nominee’s record.
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In Georgia’s Republican primaries, voters chose different nominees for governor and the U.S. Senate, according to an NPR roundup of Tuesday’s results. NPR also summarized other races from the day’s primary elections.
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President Donald Trump said he will keep Bill Pulte in an acting role at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and delay the nomination of Jay Clayton, linking the personnel decision to pressure on Congress to act on a voting-related bill.
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Judge Eleanor Ross, presiding over a Justice Department lawsuit against Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, filed an order stepping aside from the election-related case, citing the need to avoid any perceived bias.
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A report alleges Britain’s state broadcaster gave direct input to pro-migrant activists connected to Hungarian-American financier George Soros on a CBBC children’s comedy, raising questions about editorial oversight and access to storylines aimed at primary-age viewers.
