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Report: Trump Lifts Freeze on $5.5B in Public School Funds. What It Means for Mass.

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Trump signs bill to cancel $9 billion in foreign aid, public broadcasting funding

53% Center coverage: 133 sources

President Donald Trump signed a bill Thursday canceling about $9 billion that had been approved for public broadcasting and foreign aid as Republicans look to lock in cuts to programs targeted by the White House’s Department of Government Efficiency.US Foreign Policy · United States See the Story

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King drops out of 2026 Republican race for US Senate

52% Center coverage: 19 sources

Georgia Insurance Commissioner John King has dropped out of the 2026 Republican race for the U.S. Senate.Jon Ossoff · Georgia See the Story

Hunting TV Host Matt Jennings Sentenced for Illegal Deer Kills in Kansas

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Matt Jennings, host of a hunting TV show, sentenced to five years probation and banned from hunting/fishing in Kansas for illegally killing two deer.YouTube · Kansas See the Story

Hope Coan hired as new paralegal for Georgia State Election Board • Georgia Recorder

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Three Trump-aligned members of the board — Janelle King, Janice Johnston and Rick Jeffares — voted to hire Hope Coan as a paralegal over the objections of Chairman John Fervier, right, who raised questions about her fitness for the role. Ross Williams/Georgia Recorder (2024 file photo)In a special meeting held Thursday, Georgia’s State Election Board voted to hire Hope Coan, the wife of the board’s former executive director Mike Coan, as a tempo…Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Read Article

Report: Trump Lifts Freeze on $5.5B in Public School Funds. What It Means for Mass.

86% Left coverage: 7 sources

The money was part of a pot of $7 billion in K-12 funding that previously had been approved by Congress and was set to be distributed to states starting July 1.Donald Trump See the Story

Former Republican U.S. Senate Candidate Announces Bid to Be Georgia’s Top Election Official

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Former Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kelvin King poses for a photo in 2021. Stephen Fowler/GPB NewsKelvin King, a former Republican candidate for U.S. Senate and husband of State Election Board member Janelle King, has launched a bid for secretary of state, joining state Rep. Tim Fleming in the race to become Georgia’s next top elections officer. In an op-ed announcing his candidacy, King emphasized the need to restore voter confidence in Geo…Secretary of State · Georgia See the Story

After Delay, Federal Funds for Afterschool and Summer Programs Released

56% Left coverage: 18 sources

At the start of July, advocates expressed concern after federal grant funding that supports afterschool and summer educational programs was held up. That funding has now been released, but some of the grant recipients still have concerns about whats going to come next.(Watch the video for more on the delay in funding and what happens next.) After delay, federal funds for after school and summer programs releasedOne of the Montana organizations t…Donald Trump See the Story

Should College Athletes Be Employees? House Panels Say No.

56% Left coverage: 46 sources

WASHINGTON — As the House prepared to head out early for its summer break, Republicans made a push Wednesday to advance key legislation that would standardize the ways in which college athletes can be paid via name, image and likeness…Caitlin Clark · Washington See the Story

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