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US Justice Department monitors for the midterm elections, and the image of tech companies declines
About a thousand US Justice Department employees will be sent to polling stations on November 3, and the article outlines the rules they must follow. Meanwhile, Guardian coverage points to growing criticism of major tech companies among Americans ahead of the midterm elections.
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- The article addresses the work rules that Justice Department employees must follow at polling stations.
«وتوضح المادة القواعد التي يتعين عليهم الالتزام بها»
Newsweek - The criticism directed at tech companies is linked to data centers and artificial intelligence, and to resentment toward the billionaires who develop them.
«ويرتبط ذلك بمراكز البيانات والذكاء الاصطناعي وبالنفور من المليارديرات الذين يطورونها»
The Guardian - The Guardian headline describes tech as a scapegoat in the US midterm elections.
«كيف تحولت التقنية إلى شماعة في الانتخابات النصفية الأمريكية»
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