Voting rights debate threads through Georgia and beyond
A U S congressional subcommittee weighs restoring federal oversight after Stacey Abrams cites Georgia election flaws. In Los Angeles, Oscar presenters, including Michael B. Jordan and Michelle Yeoh, join the 91st Academy Awards broadcast. In Columbus, three more wrongful death suits target Mount Carmel Health System and Dr William Husel over alleged lethal pain doses. Tulsa police seek a suspect who robbed an adult shop after crashing a car through its doors.
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NC poll workers recount shows early counting questioned
Testimony at the North Carolina State Board of Elections hearing revealed Bladen County poll workers counted votes on the Saturday before Election Day. The probe ties to alleged absentee ballot scheme led by Dennis Dowless Jr. for Republican Mark Harris in the 9th District. The board will decide whether to order a new election or declare a winner, with Dan McCready as the challenger.
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Judge orders Roger Stone to court over Instagram post
A federal judge ordered Roger Stone to appear for a Thursday hearing to decide if bail should be revoked or a gag order imposed after he posted an Instagram photo showing crosshairs near Judge Amy Berman Jackson's head. Stone, charged in Mueller probe related lies to Congress and witness tampering, calls the photo misinterpreted and random. He remains free on a $250,000 bond as a limited gag order exists around courthouse proximity and court proceedings.
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Nobel advi HSBC profit LO bank jumps the prior year
HSBC reports higher quarterly profit with improved performance in rich markets ahead of year end. The bank sees gains driven by core operations and strategic cost cuts, signaling stability despite market volatility and regulatory headwinds.
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