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Johnson Announces New Subcommittee to Investigate Jan. 6
A vote on the resolution to approve the panel’s formation will be held after the month-long August recess.
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Appeals Court Upholds Nationwide Ban on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
In a 2–1 vote, judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision banning enforcement of the executive order across the United States.
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DOJ Forms Strike Force to Assess DNI Findings on Russia Collusion Allegations
‘We will investigate these troubling disclosures fully and leave no stone unturned to deliver justice,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi said.
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EPA Seeks to Repeal Obama-Era Findings Justifying Car Emission Regulations
The finding said greenhouse gases emitted from new motor vehicles contributed to pollution that threatened public health.
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Trump Releases AI Action Plan, Signs 3 Executive Orders to Foster American Innovation
The 28-page plan lays out a strategy to support the artificial intelligence industry and bolster national and economic security.
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Ending the Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales—What to Know
The ’stay-put penalty' contributed to constrained housing supply, industry experts said.
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Columbia University Agrees to Pay $200 Million to Restore Federal Funding
The university said it ‘does not admit to wrongdoing,’ but accepts that ‘reform was and is needed.’
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Judges Order Kilmar Abrego Garcia Released From Federal Custody
Abrego Garcia will be permitted to return to Maryland and rejoin his family, though he could still be deported to a third country after proper notice.
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RFK Jr. Orders Removal of Mercury From Flu Vaccines
The health secretary adopted a recommendation from an advisory panel.
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Americans Are Top Targets of China-Linked Asian Scam Centers: Report
China’s selective crackdown on the criminal network pushed scammers to shift targets from Chinese victims to U.S. victims, the USCC said.
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Day in Photos: Protests in Gambia, Detention of Illegal Immigrant, and Peace Talks Between Ukraine and Russia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Amazon Confirms Closure of Its Shanghai AI Lab
The lab’s chief applied scientist attributed the closure to ’strategic adjustments between China and the United States.’
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Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire Consumer Safety Officials for Now
The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.
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5 Men Sentenced in America’s Largest Internet Piracy Case: DOJ
A site managed by the pirates offered more television episodes than Netflix and Amazon Prime, the DOJ said.
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Doctor Pleads Guilty to Supplying Matthew Perry With Ketamine Weeks Before Actor’s Death
As part of the agreement, prosecutors agreed to dismiss three additional drug distribution charges and two counts of falsifying records.
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Russia Imprisons Falun Gong Practitioner for 4 Years Amid Growing Ties to Beijing
Natalya Minenkova, who has been calling attention to the abuses in China, said she’s pained to see her country becoming a tool for the CCP in the persecution.
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Judge Denies DOJ Request to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg denied the government’s petition to unseal grand jury transcripts between 2005 and 2007.
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GOP Budget Clawbacks Undermine Bipartisan Process, Democrats Say
Republicans said that the rescissions are modest and fiscally responsible, and that they have been committed to a bipartisan appropriations process.
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Education Department Probes 5 Universities Accused of Excluding US-Born Students From Scholarships
The department is investigating possible violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s ‘prohibition against national origin discrimination.’
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Significant ‘Heat Dome’ Builds Across Much of US, NWS Says
About 95 million people are under some form of advisory on Wednesday and Thursday, say federal forecasters.
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Johnson Announces New Subcommittee to Investigate Jan. 6
A vote on the resolution to approve the panel’s formation will be held after the month-long August recess.
|
Appeals Court Upholds Nationwide Ban on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
In a 2–1 vote, judges on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision banning enforcement of the executive order across the United States.
|
DOJ Forms Strike Force to Assess DNI Findings on Russia Collusion Allegations
‘We will investigate these troubling disclosures fully and leave no stone unturned to deliver justice,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi said.
|
EPA Seeks to Repeal Obama-Era Findings Justifying Car Emission Regulations
The finding said greenhouse gases emitted from new motor vehicles contributed to pollution that threatened public health.
|
Trump Releases AI Action Plan, Signs 3 Executive Orders to Foster American Innovation
The 28-page plan lays out a strategy to support the artificial intelligence industry and bolster national and economic security.
|
Ending the Capital Gains Tax on Home Sales—What to Know
The ’stay-put penalty' contributed to constrained housing supply, industry experts said.
|
Columbia University Agrees to Pay $200 Million to Restore Federal Funding
The university said it ‘does not admit to wrongdoing,’ but accepts that ‘reform was and is needed.’
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Judges Order Kilmar Abrego Garcia Released From Federal Custody
Abrego Garcia will be permitted to return to Maryland and rejoin his family, though he could still be deported to a third country after proper notice.
|
RFK Jr. Orders Removal of Mercury From Flu Vaccines
The health secretary adopted a recommendation from an advisory panel.
|
Americans Are Top Targets of China-Linked Asian Scam Centers: Report
China’s selective crackdown on the criminal network pushed scammers to shift targets from Chinese victims to U.S. victims, the USCC said.
|
Day in Photos: Protests in Gambia, Detention of Illegal Immigrant, and Peace Talks Between Ukraine and Russia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Amazon Confirms Closure of Its Shanghai AI Lab
The lab’s chief applied scientist attributed the closure to ’strategic adjustments between China and the United States.’
|
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire Consumer Safety Officials for Now
The order allows the dismissal of Biden appointees to the Consumer Product Safety Commission—Mary Boyle, Alexander Hoehn-Saric, and Richard Trumka Jr.
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5 Men Sentenced in America’s Largest Internet Piracy Case: DOJ
A site managed by the pirates offered more television episodes than Netflix and Amazon Prime, the DOJ said.
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Doctor Pleads Guilty to Supplying Matthew Perry With Ketamine Weeks Before Actor’s Death
As part of the agreement, prosecutors agreed to dismiss three additional drug distribution charges and two counts of falsifying records.
|
Russia Imprisons Falun Gong Practitioner for 4 Years Amid Growing Ties to Beijing
Natalya Minenkova, who has been calling attention to the abuses in China, said she’s pained to see her country becoming a tool for the CCP in the persecution.
|
Judge Denies DOJ Request to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg denied the government’s petition to unseal grand jury transcripts between 2005 and 2007.
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GOP Budget Clawbacks Undermine Bipartisan Process, Democrats Say
Republicans said that the rescissions are modest and fiscally responsible, and that they have been committed to a bipartisan appropriations process.
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Education Department Probes 5 Universities Accused of Excluding US-Born Students From Scholarships
The department is investigating possible violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s ‘prohibition against national origin discrimination.’
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Significant ‘Heat Dome’ Builds Across Much of US, NWS Says
About 95 million people are under some form of advisory on Wednesday and Thursday, say federal forecasters.
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