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Politics

The Committee Room

Curated by Claire Dunmore

What governments and courts did today, from the reporting on the record.

Votes, rulings, budgets and investigations in the US and the UK. Six pieces of reporting a day on decisions that were made, with where each one comes from.

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October 3, 2026

Daily · last issue 2 weeks ago

Draws from 6 sources across 4 issues.

Issues

October 3, 2026

State policies and the failures of the justice system

Three-quarters of nations have abolished the death penalty, yet state-sanctioned killings have increased in the United States.

6 links · ~44 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

October 2, 2026

Legal and regulatory systems struggle to address modern harms

Voluntary intoxication laws in 19 states can create legal barriers to prosecuting sexual assault when the victim has used drugs or alcohol.

6 links · ~54 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

October 1, 2026

Midterm elections influence voter access and political trust

Election officials are attempting to maintain credibility and combat wavering voter trust by making election processes more visible and recruiting citizens to assist.

6 links · ~38 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

September 30, 2026

Policy decisions shape public safety and individual risk

Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court classified skill games as gambling, prompting lawmakers to consider taxation rather than addressing the fundamental role of these games in society.

6 links · ~66 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

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