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A Tennessee special legislative session on guns ends with little action, conservatives rally to keep former President Donald Trump on New Hampshire's 2024 ballot, and millions more workers could get overtime pay.

Election officials are seeking federal funding to safeguard elections, rural voters are speaking out on issues important to them, and the federal government picks the first round of drugs Medicare will negotiate.

Democrats in Florida blame Gov. DeSantis for fostering hate and discrimination after a shooting leaves three black people dead. Former President Trump loses some support post-GOP debate. A new report speculates election disinformation will intensify in 2024.

The Feds open a civil rights investigation into the Jacksonville shooting, thousands commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington, and "green amendments" seek to hold governments accountable for worsening climate change.

Former President Trump surrenders himself to Fulton County, political experts feel the Republican primary debate distinguished the candidates, and New York asks the federal government for help with migrants.

Rudy Giuliani surrenders at the Fulton County jail, Republican presidential hopefuls debate with Trump notably absent, and protest signs are allowed in the Tennessee statehouse after a judge blocked a new GOP rule.

Improved civics education could help bridge political divides, swing state Wisconsin hosts the first Republican presidential debate, and Tennessee lawmakers approve new rules limiting speech on the House floor.

Former Presidential adviser thinks Trump and Biden shouldn't be running for president, polls find democracy is on the line with the current political climate and school districts navigate new laws on transgender students.

The Federal Election Commission considers rules for A-I generated political ads, the other candidates say don't count Trump out of this week's debate just yet, and New Hampshire Democrats may be forced to write-in Biden's name in the primary.

Fulton County proposes a March 4 trial date for former President Donald Trump, the Georgia grand jurors who voted to indict Trump receive threats, and a new law could bring new restrictions for North Carolina voters.