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Courts & LawEx-FBI Training Chief: Bureau Broke Norms in Jack Smith Probe
Oct 08, 2026
A former FBI training official says agents used unusual tactics in Jack Smith’s Trump probe, raising questions about transparency and adherence to established procedures.
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Courts & LawNew York Ban on 287(g) Immigration Agreements Sparks Federal Lawsuit
Oct 08, 2026
New York's new law banning local police from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement faces a federal court challenge, raising key constitutional questions.
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Courts & LawFAA Faces Lawsuits Over Restrictions on Volunteer Medical Flights
Oct 08, 2026
Volunteer pilot groups are suing the FAA over new enforcement policies and reimbursement bans, arguing the rules limit patient access to lifesaving care.
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Courts & LawIowa Attorney General Sues ADI Global Over China-Linked Surveillance Cameras
Oct 07, 2026
Iowa's attorney general has sued ADI Global Distribution, alleging it concealed Chinese military-linked camera origins and exposed residents' data to China.
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MediaApple News Voting Guides Face Scrutiny for Political Bias, FTC Warning
Oct 07, 2026
Apple News' personalized voting guides are under renewed scrutiny for favoring left-leaning sources, drawing criticism from conservatives and a warning from the FTC.
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Courts & LawDOJ Report Reveals White House Pressure on School Board Parent Investigations
Oct 07, 2026
A new DOJ report shows Biden administration officials pushed for federal investigations into parents protesting school policies, raising concerns about political overreach.
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PoliticsFederal Fraud Losses Reach $521 Billion Annually, Report Finds
Oct 07, 2026
A new report estimates federal fraud costs taxpayers over $500 billion each year, with states resisting oversight and major welfare programs facing scrutiny.
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ElectionsMajor Ballot Initiatives Shape 2026 State Elections on Abortion, Voting, and Rights
Oct 07, 2026
Voters in multiple states face high-stakes ballot initiatives on abortion, voting rules, redistricting, and rights, with outcomes poised to reshape state law.
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Courts & LawWashington Man Charged in Connection With Deadly Canadian School Shooting
Oct 06, 2026
Federal authorities arrested James Cody Bryant of Washington for allegedly conspiring with Jesse Van Rootselaar in a Canadian school shooting that left eight dead.
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Courts & LawSenate Probes Jack Smith Over Journalist Surveillance, DOJ 'Weaponization' Claims
Oct 06, 2026
Senators revealed former Special Counsel Jack Smith obtained communications from dozens of journalists and lawmakers, fueling calls for DOJ oversight.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Declines to Hear 'Let's Go Brandon' School Shirt Case
Oct 06, 2026
The Supreme Court declined to review a Michigan school district's ban on 'Let's Go Brandon' shirts, leaving lower court rulings on student speech intact.
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ElectionsNational Progressive Funding Targeted Wyoming GOP Primary, Records Show
Oct 06, 2026
Campaign finance records reveal national progressive groups funneled hundreds of thousands into Wyoming's GOP primary, aiming to unseat conservatives.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Hears Arguments in Suncor v. Boulder Climate Lawsuit
Oct 06, 2026
The Supreme Court opened its term by weighing whether Boulder, Colorado can sue oil companies for climate damages, testing federal versus state authority.
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ElectionsMaricopa County Vendor Sent Over 3,000 Ballots Early, Officials Say Validity Unaffected
Oct 05, 2026
Maricopa County officials say a vendor mistakenly mailed over 3,000 midterm ballots early, but the ballots remain valid and will be securely stored until processing.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder as Big Law Faces Scrutiny Over Climate Litigation Ties
Oct 05, 2026
Supreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder as Big Law Faces Scrutiny Over Climate Litigation Ties. Report, context, and sources from The Liberty Tribune.
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Courts & LawDOJ Report: Biden White House Pressured Justice Department to Target Parents Protesting School Policies
Oct 05, 2026
A new DOJ report alleges the Biden White House drove efforts to investigate parents protesting school policies, raising questions about federal overreach.
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Courts & LawDeclassified Memos Reveal FBI Monitored Trump Legal Team and Advisers During Classified Documents Probe
Oct 05, 2026
Newly released memos show FBI agents tracked calls and messages of Trump’s legal team and campaign staff, raising concerns about investigative overreach.
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Courts & LawJack Smith Team Met Brennan at CIA; FBI Notes Blank Amid Trump Probe
Oct 05, 2026
Special Counsel Jack Smith's team met ex-CIA chief John Brennan at CIA headquarters in 2023, but FBI agents left meeting notes blank, raising oversight concerns.
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Courts & LawUtah Housing Project Halted as Army Corps Denies Permit Despite Supreme Court Wetlands Ruling
Oct 05, 2026
A major Utah housing development is on hold after the Army Corps of Engineers denied a permit, raising questions about federal compliance with the Supreme Court’s.
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PoliticsU.S. Pulls B-1B Bombers From U.K. Base After Security Threat
Oct 04, 2026
The Pentagon is withdrawing B-1B bombers from RAF Fairford following arrests over an alleged plot targeting the base, raising concerns about U.S. military security in Europe.
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PoliticsTrump Considers Diesel Export Ban as Experts Warn of Short-Lived Relief
Oct 04, 2026
President Trump is weighing a diesel export ban to address record-high fuel prices, but analysts and studies warn the move could offer only temporary relief.
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PoliticsGOP Bill Seeks to Block Federal Funds for States Penalizing Parents Over Gender Identity Disputes
Oct 04, 2026
Sen. Eric Schmitt and Rep. Mary Miller introduced a bill to withhold federal child-welfare funds from states that penalize parents for not supporting gender transitions.
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ElectionsDemocratic Senate Candidates Split on Filibuster as Control Hangs in Balance
Oct 03, 2026
Democratic Senate hopefuls are divided on eliminating the filibuster, a key issue as both parties vie for control of the chamber in a closely contested race.
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WorldTwo Iranian UN Delegates Expelled from U.S. After Overstaying Assembly
Oct 03, 2026
U.S. officials removed two Iranian UN delegates from New York after they remained in the country past the UN General Assembly, highlighting ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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HealthReport: Medicaid Cost-Sharing May Discourage States From Pursuing Fraud
Oct 03, 2026
A Congressional report finds Medicaid's funding structure may reduce states' incentives to combat fraud, as federal dollars dominate program spending.
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Courts & LawDOJ Alleges UCLA Law Discriminated Against White and Asian Applicants
Oct 03, 2026
The Justice Department alleges UCLA Law School violated federal law by considering race in admissions, prompting calls for changes to its process.
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Courts & LawTreasury Targets Hamas Fundraising Network in U.S. and Europe
Oct 02, 2026
The Treasury Department sanctioned individuals and entities accused of moving millions to Hamas, exposing a global financing network using charities and cryptocurrency.
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ElectionsSenate GOP Super PAC Halts North Carolina Ads, Redirects Funds to Kansas
Oct 02, 2026
The Senate Leadership Fund has paused ad spending in North Carolina's Senate race, shifting resources to Kansas as Republicans defend seats in competitive states.
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PoliticsPoll Finds Majority Oppose Democratic Push to Expand Supreme Court
Oct 02, 2026
A new poll shows nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose Democratic proposals to expand the Supreme Court, as party leaders renew calls to increase its size.
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PoliticsMcKinney Officials Face Scrutiny Over Ties to Islamic Association Ahead of Mosque Vote
Oct 02, 2026
Newly released records show McKinney officials received donations and endorsements from the McKinney Islamic Association before approving its mosque site plan.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor Energy Climate Liability Case as Activists Target Industry Through Lawsuits
Oct 02, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in *Suncor Energy v.
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ImmigrationVance Criticizes H-1B Visas as Trump Administration Tightens Oversight
Oct 02, 2026
Vice President J.D. Vance calls for major H-1B visa reforms as the Trump administration orders stricter scrutiny, fueling debate over U.S. tech labor policy.
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Courts & LawJudicial Watch Sues CIA for Fauci COVID-19 Origins Records
Oct 01, 2026
Judicial Watch has sued the CIA for records of Dr. Anthony Fauci's communications on COVID-19 origins, citing concerns over expert selection and intelligence analysis.
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Courts & LawDOJ Files Misconduct Complaint Against Minnesota Judges Over Media Comments on Deportations
Oct 01, 2026
The Justice Department accused several Minnesota federal judges of violating ethics rules by discussing ongoing ICE deportation cases with The New York Times.
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Courts & LawHouse Report Alleges Environmental Law Institute Sought to Influence Judges on Climate Cases
Oct 01, 2026
A House Judiciary Committee report claims the Environmental Law Institute's Climate Judiciary Project sought to sway judges on climate litigation, raising concerns.
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Courts & LawLouisiana, Alabama, Arkansas Sue Blue States Over Abortion Pill Shield Laws
Oct 01, 2026
Three Republican-led states are asking the Supreme Court to block California, New York, and Massachusetts from shielding abortion pill providers from prosecution.
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Courts & LawKansas League of Women Voters Faces Inquiry Over $5 Gift Card Voter Registration Offer
Oct 01, 2026
A Kansas League of Women Voters chapter is under investigation after offering $5 Starbucks gift cards for voter registration, raising questions about federal election law.
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Courts & LawDearborn Lawsuit Alleges Religious Discrimination by City Officials
Oct 01, 2026
A lawsuit filed by the American Freedom Law Center accuses Dearborn, Michigan officials of favoring Islam and discriminating against Christians and Jews, raising.
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PoliticsHegseth Orders 20% Cut in General and Admiral Positions Across U.S. Military
Sep 30, 2026
War Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed a 20% reduction in general and flag officer positions across the Army, Navy, Air Force, and joint commands, aiming.
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Courts & LawSen. Blackburn Sues Jack Smith Over Seizure of Phone Records in Arctic Frost Probe
Sep 30, 2026
Sen. Marsha Blackburn filed suit against former special counsel Jack Smith, alleging unlawful seizure of her phone records and challenging his appointment.
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Courts & LawSenate Republicans Accuse Jack Smith of Political Motive in Trump Probe
Sep 30, 2026
Senate Republicans pressed former special counsel Jack Smith over his Trump investigations, alleging political motives and scrutinizing his handling of donor and media records.
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ElectionsPoll Finds Bipartisan Support for Excluding Noncitizens from House Apportionment
Sep 30, 2026
A new poll shows most Americans, including a majority of Democrats, back limiting House seat apportionment to U.S. citizens as the Commerce Department weighs a rule change.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Suncor v. Boulder, Weighing State Power in Climate Lawsuits
Sep 30, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear *Suncor v. Boulder*, a case that could determine whether states can sue energy companies over climate change impacts.
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Courts & LawUniversity of Washington Settles With Professor Over Censorship of Mock Land Acknowledgment
Sep 29, 2026
The University of Washington agreed to pay $600,000 to settle a First Amendment lawsuit after a professor was censored for a mock land acknowledgment in his syllabus.
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Courts & LawJack Smith Obtained Nearly 5,000 Checks From Trump Donors, Senate Whistleblower Disclosures Reveal
Sep 29, 2026
Special Counsel Jack Smith seized nearly 5,000 donor checks to Donald Trump, raising concerns about privacy and investigative overreach, according to Senate disclosures.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Lifts Injunction on Trump’s Third-Country Deportation Policy
Sep 29, 2026
The Supreme Court paused a lower court’s block on Trump’s third-country deportations, allowing the policy to proceed as justices prepare to hear the case.
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ElectionsTexas GOP Eyes Open 35th District After Redistricting Shifts
Sep 29, 2026
Republicans target Texas’ redrawn 35th Congressional District, now more competitive after redistricting, with both parties fielding candidates focused on border security.
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ImmigrationFlorida Bars Unauthorized Immigrants From State-Funded Job Training Programs
Sep 29, 2026
Florida has expanded restrictions on unauthorized immigrants, barring them from state-funded job training and technical education programs to prioritize legal residents.