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ICE officer shoots illegal immigrant man during encounter in Austin
Authorities have not released further details about his condition.
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Zelenskyy says he’s meeting with Trump in NYC during UN General Assembly
“There is diplomatic momentum," Zelensky wrote on X.
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DOJ: 18 suspects in transit to U.S. in connection to murder of Haitian president
"We will follow the evidence wherever it leads," says US Attorney Reding Quiñones
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Congresswoman turns Hillary Clinton's infamous phrase against her after intel comments: ‘Deplorable’
In a podcast on Wednesday with host Marc Elias, the former first lady and secretary of state said Pulte’s appointment was “deeply insulting to the intelligence community."
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Justice Barrett faces brunt of backlash to Supreme Court rulings on birthright, election issues
Some on the right branded the Trump-appointed Amy Coney Barrett a "turncoat" and a "DEI hire" after she broke with the administration in two cases, but even scholars who think she got the law wrong came to her defense.
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Judge stops Philadelphia from enforcing ban against federal law enforcement officers wearing masks
Judge Kenney ruled that the DOJ was likely to succeed in its challenge, and thus barred Philadelphia from implementing or enforcing the law against federal agencies and officers during the period that legal proceedings play out.
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GOP hardliners vow to blockade must-pass bills unless voter ID demands met
Fight led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla.
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Appeals court rules in favor of Trump admin on issue of removing signs at National Park sites
The lower court ruling would have restored the signs and exhibits that the Trump administration had ordered removed because it viewed them as having disparaged Americans.
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Olympian David Hearn indicted by grand jury for alleged property destruction of Reflecting Pool
The incident took place June 19, where Hearn was arrested by U.S. Park Police
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Supreme Court in next term takes up key issues of guns, religion, jury trials and gender identity
Most of the newly granted cases will be argued beginning in October, with decisions expected through the spring and early summer of 2027.
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CFPB orders remote employees to relocate to Washington or lose their job
The CFPB’s employee union has described the return-to-office directive as a de facto reduction in force, arguing that the relocation requirement is likely to pressure many employees into resigning rather than moving to Washington.
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Trump’s 250 party brings gangsta’s paradise to D.C., and no more fears of backlash from Hollywood
Stigma-free: These performances are happening despite past backlash for celebrities associated with Trump. However, the severity of that backlash appears to have shifted in Trump's final term.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro tilts left, says 'radical reform' needed on U.S. Supreme Court
“I think everything needs to be on the table,” Shapiro says.