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FTC and DOJ charge Amazon with illegally keeping children’s recordings from Alexa

The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice charged Amazon with saving recordings of children from Alexa devices, violating national federal law and the privacy rights of children.

Gavin Newsom addresses backlash to LGBT pride: Woke is just another ‘dog whistle’

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) reacted on Wednesday to a Pride flag that was burned at a Los Angeles area elementary school, decrying "a full-throated purge effort" that he says is orchestrated "by the far-right."

Greg Abbott appoints interim attorney general following Ken Paxton’s impeachment

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) appointed former Texas Secretary of State John Scott as the interim attorney general of Texas following the Republican-led House vote to impeach Ken Paxton last week.

White House details Democratic outreach to sell debt ceiling deal

The White House is working hard to get Democrats to vote for the debt ceiling deal.

House passes rule for debt ceiling bill with help from Democrats

The House advanced the rule for the debt ceiling bill, setting up a vote on final passage later Wednesday evening.

Georgia investigators arrest bail fund organizers tied to ‘Cop City’ protests

Three people connected to the Atlanta "Cop City" protests were arrested by federal investigators on Wednesday. Activists claimed the people are organizers of a bail fund group that assists protesters with bond and legal representation.

Debt limit: GOP pushes back on CBO finding that deal would expand food stamp spending

An analysis that the debt limit deal would expand food stamp spending is solidifying opposition to the bill among some conservative Republicans.

Georgia GOP convention selects Kari Lake for keynote slot after Pence drops out

The Georgia Republican Party announced former Vice President Mike Pence will no longer be the keynote speaker at the party's state convention next week, citing a scheduling conflict related to his town hall next Wednesday.

Warner to vote for debt limit deal despite Mountain Valley Pipeline provision

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) will vote in favor of the agreement between the White House and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to raise the debt ceiling, despite a provision expediting the completion of an interstate natural gas pipeline in Virginia that has driven other Democrats to oppose the plan.

DeSantis rips reporters as ‘protectors of the administrative state’

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) slammed the news media for collaborating with the federal government rather than covering it, amplifying former President Donald Trump's complaints about reporters.
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