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Top News – Jan. 3: 100 killed in Iran, Right wingers’ false election fraud claims, Claudine Gay’s ouster, Diana DiZoglio’s audit referendum before lawmakers

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An injured man receives assistance Wednesday in Kerman after two explosions in quick succession struck a crowd. (AFP/Getty Images)

More than 100 killed in Iran blasts at event marking general’s death

From The Washington Post

Election challengers demand to enter a room to observe the counting of absentee ballots in Detroit on Nov. 4, 2020. (Salwan Georges/The Washington Post)

A right-wing tale of Michigan election fraud had it all – except proof

From The Washington Post

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Why Isn’t The Ouster of Harvard’s First Black President Going Viral Among Black Folks? Maybe Because Claudine Gay Doesn’t Feel Like She’s One of Us.

From The Root

Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). (Staff Photo By Stuart Cahill/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)

MassDOT announces additional 2023 Safe Street grants

From The Sentinel & Enterprise

Auditor Diana DiZoglio, a former lawmaker, says she's trying to increase transparency in the chambers in which she once served. | Lisa Kashinsky/POLITICO

Diana DiZoglio’s push to audit the Legislature lives to fight another day.

From Politico

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