The Justice Department’s potential intervention in state election certification processes raises significant concerns about federal overreach and the integrity of democratic procedures.
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Zuckerberg struck a deal with Meta to cover his potential California billionaire tax bill, averting his threatened move out of the state.
Meta is legally restructuring to protect Zuckerberg from a proposed wealth tax, preventing him from having to leave the state as he previously threatened.