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- Check4 days agoChange DetectedThe related list of politicians in the modern liberalism navigation section now uses shorter, disambiguated name labels, and Hubert Humphrey is no longer listed. The infobox also displays a “Signature” label.SummaryDifference0.8%

- Check11 days agoChange DetectedThe modern-liberalism sidebar now identifies its listed politicians with fuller names rather than mostly surname-only labels. It also adds a caption describing Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act.SummaryDifference0.7%

- Check17 days agoChange DetectedThe article updates Clyburn’s education and early-career account, including identifying his degree as a B.S. and describing his role as South Carolina’s first African American gubernatorial adviser. It also revises statements about his reelection opposition and adds detail about the legal challenge to South Carolina’s congressional map.SummaryDifference4%

- Check24 days agoChange DetectedThe controversies section now reports that ProPublica identified Clyburn as having been investigated over appropriations allegedly favoring contractor Navatek in exchange for donations. It says the case ended after the FBI’s public corruption squad was disbanded.SummaryDifference1%

- Check31 days agoChange DetectedThe politicians listed in the article’s Modern liberalism series navigation have been updated: Bill Clinton and Van Hollen were added, while Stevenson II, Muskie, Mondale, McGovern, Humphrey, and Henry Wallace were removed.SummaryDifference0.1%

- Check45 days agoChange DetectedAdds details of Jim Clyburn's 2026 re-election bid in South Carolina's 6th district and the associated election results. Also updates the page's translation language count from 20 to 21 languages.SummaryDifference2%

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