Group seeks census documents as deadline nears
A coalition of cities and civil rights groups sues to force release of Census Bureau documents on data crunching for a shortened 2020 count. They argue DOJ resistance and a year end deadline risk undercounting minority communities and impairing accuracy of congressional apportionment.
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Census and census apportionment amid Trump court filings
The article discusses how apportionment determines congressional seats and federal spending distribution, noting Trump administration attorneys claim released documents would harm internal decision making and attorney-client privilege. Megan Heller of the Department of Commerce cites potential impairments to candor and executive discussions.
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Local marine forecast for Wednesday and Thursday
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Iowa judge ridicules Trump pardons in interview
Federal Judge Robert Pratt of the Southern District of Iowa says President Trump’s pardons mock the idea of legal accountability, joking that pardons go to Republicans, convicted criminals, or even turkeys. He notes pardons for Paul campaign aides Jesse Benton and John Tate and others tied to political cases.
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What Trump can expect when he leaves White House for Mar-a-Lago
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