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    1. Trump says he will use veto power and negotiate deals if Democrats win control of CongressPresident Donald Trump stated in an interview that his strategy if the GOP loses the House and Senate would be to veto Democratic legislation and eventually negotiate deals. This follows election projHillsborough County2 reports
  2. Sun, Nov 11 item
    1. Daylight saving time ends as clocks fall back one hourDaylight saving time ends before dawn on Sunday, Nov. 1, requiring manual clocks to be set back one hour at 2 a.m. The change provides an extra hour of sleep, earlier evening darkness, and more morninLos Angeles County2 reports
  3. Fri, Oct 302 items
    1. Clocks fall back an hour as lawmakers and residents debate Daylight Saving TimeClocks are set to fall back an hour this upcoming Sunday, reigniting a nationwide debate over whether to keep the biannual time change or make Daylight Saving Time permanent. While lawmakers in WashinHillsborough County2 reports
    2. Alejandro Maciel examines the banality of evil and individual accountability in public serviceSan Diego County
  4. Thu, Oct 293 items
    1. Alaska governor orders investigation into Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola over spoiler candidate controversyAlaska's Republican governor ordered an investigation into whether Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola's campaign recruited a spoiler candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Sen. Dan SMiami-Dade County
    2. Senate likely to block House bill establishing permanent daylight saving timeLos Angeles County
    3. CalMatters Presents Voter Education Tool at San Fernando Workshop Ahead of Election DayLos Angeles County
  5. Wed, Oct 281 item
    1. Florida Education Commissioner defends proposed science and health standards at public listening sessionFlorida Education Commissioner Henry Mack defended the state's proposed science and health standards—its first comprehensive update since 2008—during a public listening tour stop in Orange County, addMiami-Dade County

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  1. 01Donald Trumpperson10 mentions
  2. 02Arkansaslocation3 mentions
  3. 03Tom Cottonperson3 mentions
  4. 04RANDorganization2 mentions
  5. 05Longboat Keyplace2 mentions
  6. 06Arizonalocation2 mentions
  7. 07Tampa Baylocation2 mentions
  8. 08Columbuslocation2 mentions
  9. 09Senateorganization2 mentions
  10. 10Piedmont Columbus Regionalorganization2 mentions

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  • Topic to peopleDonald Trump, Tom Cotton
  • Topic to orgsRAND, Senate, Piedmont Columbus Regional
  • Topic to meetingsDoral City Council to consider zoning changes, infrastructure contracts, and municipal sponsorships on September 9, 2026, Background Report on Proposed 'Manolo Reyes Boulevard' Street Naming
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  1. Nov 2, 2026NewsTrump says he will use veto power and negotiate deals if Democrats win control of Congress
  2. Nov 2, 2026NewsTrump says he will use veto power and negotiate deals if Democrats win control of Congress
  3. Nov 1, 2026NewsDaylight saving time ends as clocks fall back one hour
  4. Nov 1, 2026NewsDaylight saving time ends as clocks fall back one hour
  5. Oct 30, 2026NewsAlejandro Maciel examines the banality of evil and individual accountability in public service
  6. Oct 30, 2026NewsClocks fall back an hour as lawmakers and residents debate Daylight Saving Time
  7. Oct 30, 2026NewsClocks fall back an hour as lawmakers and residents debate Daylight Saving Time
  8. Oct 29, 2026NewsAlaska governor orders investigation into Democratic Senate nominee Mary Peltola over spoiler candidate controversy
  9. Oct 29, 2026NewsSenate likely to block House bill establishing permanent daylight saving time
  10. Oct 29, 2026NewsCalMatters Presents Voter Education Tool at San Fernando Workshop Ahead of Election Day

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