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US Supreme Court won’t intervene in legal fight over Missouri’s new Trump-backed congressional map

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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene in a legal dispute regarding Missouri's congressional map, effectively leaving the current boundaries in place. The court's decision denies a request to reinstate a Trump-backed map that had been challenged in lower courts.

The outcome is viewed as a setback for the Republican Party, which had sought to implement the new map to improve its prospects of maintaining a slim majority in the U.S. House of Representatives. The refusal to hear the case concludes the current legal effort to alter the state's existing congressional districts.

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CBS News (US) Focuses on the defeat for GOP House majority efforts
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Highlights the setback for Donald Trump and Republican party goals
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