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Gavel on bench casting shadow over Mississippi map with district lines being redrawn in dramatic lighting

Supreme Court sends Mississippi redistricting case back to lower court, drawing Jackson dissent

Empty parliamentary chamber with semicircular seating arrangement, some seats highlighted to show electoral seat distribution

Spain's People's Party falls short of majority in Andalusia, opening door to far-right coalition

Silhouetted figure at window in office with desk covered in investigation folders and documents about multiple states

Acting AG Blanche says DOJ has 'a ton of evidence' 2020 election was rigged, promises public disclosure

Open manhole on city street at night with parked SUV nearby and emergency lights reflecting on wet pavement

Woman falls to her death through open manhole in Midtown Manhattan after stepping out of her SUV

Aerial view of police vehicles with emergency lights scattered across multiple city blocks at night in Austin

Multiple suspects open fire across Austin, Texas, injuring four in weekend shooting spree

Silhouetted figure at podium with shadow splitting into two paths leading to separate doorways

Trump floats primary challenge against Boebert after she campaigns for Massie in Kentucky

Empty third-place podium in foreground with first and second place podiums casting shadows in capitol interior

Bill Cassidy's third-place finish in Louisiana GOP primary shows Trump's endorsement still carries enormous weight

Silhouetted handcuffed figure in vehicle at night with emergency lights and aircraft in background

Venezuela hands Maduro ally Alex Saab to U.S. authorities with reported CIA assistance

Conference table with climate charts and declining emission projections, silhouetted figure pushing away documents

Trump takes victory lap as UN climate body abandons its most extreme warming scenario

Clock showing near-midnight over war room table with maps as silhouetted figures stand in background

Trump warns Iran the 'clock is ticking' as U.S. weighs military options and diplomacy stalls

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