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South London council approves controversial plans for 249 new homes

Critics say the approval of a 249-home social housing redevelopment is at odds with Merton Council’s own planning guidelines

Evening Standard

Fact check: Will ‘big beautiful bill’ really allow Trump to delay election?

No, the US president would not be able to delay or cancel elections if his tax-and-spending bill becomes law.

Al Jazeera

Red mirage and the blue shift: Why we shouldn't jump to conclusions about the US election

US presidential election voting patterns can cause a ‘red mirage’ and ‘blue shift’ – here’s what those terms mean

Evening Standard

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Election means first test for changes to electoral vote process - Roll Call

Election experts expect the main law enacted in response to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol to pass its first major test this year.

Roll Call

The fake elector defense: what Trump allies are saying to justify the 2020 scheme

Wisconsin’s fake electors are claiming, like many others across the US, that they were misled

The Guardian - US

Fire partly destroys Grade-II listed London pub

Mitcham residents say the Burn Bullock had been ‘disgracefully neglected’ prior to the blaze destroying much of the building

The Guardian - UK

Democrats spurn use of certification process to block a Trump win - Roll Call

Congressional Democrats spurned the idea of using the Electoral College certification process to enforce the 14th Amendment against Trump.

Roll Call

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Could Trump be barred under the constitution’s ‘engaged in insurrection’ clause?

Experts suggest language in section 3 of 14th amendment is ‘actually very clearcut’ and could mean disqualification

The Guardian - US

US voters fret about democracy, polarization before election

American voters are fractured politically and culturally ahead of Election Day, and they are anxious about where their country is heading — on inflation, abortion, immigration, crime, and much more

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