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ElectionsSen. Slotkin Says SAVE Act Would Make It Hard for Democrats to Win
Jul 15, 2026
Sen. Elissa Slotkin said requiring proof of citizenship to vote would make it difficult for Democrats to win, fueling debate over the SAVE Act's impact.
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ImmigrationBorder Czar Says ICE Deportations Unaffected by Pause on Vehicle Stops
Jul 14, 2026
Border czar Tom Homan says a temporary halt to ICE vehicle stops after two fatal shootings will not reduce deportations, citing record arrest numbers.
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PoliticsHouse Republicans Press White House to Finalize Grant Transparency Rule
Jul 14, 2026
Thirty-four GOP lawmakers are urging the Office of Management and Budget to finalize a rule increasing transparency in federal grants, citing concerns over funding.
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Courts & LawSenators Release Records Alleging Special Counsel Jack Smith Improperly Accessed Lawmakers’ Texts
Jul 14, 2026
Newly released documents from Sens. Grassley and Johnson allege Special Counsel Jack Smith accessed and reviewed lawmakers’ text messages, raising constitutional.
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OpinionDHS Halts ICE Vehicle Stops Nationwide After Fatal Texas, Maine Shootings
Jul 14, 2026
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin ordered ICE to suspend all vehicle stops nationwide after fatal shootings in Texas and Maine, raising concerns about enforcement.
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Courts & LawJustice Barrett Details Swatting Incident as Lawmaker Focuses on Ethics Allegations
Jul 14, 2026
Justice Amy Coney Barrett described threats against her family during congressional testimony, while Rep. Rosa DeLauro pressed Supreme Court justices on ethics rules.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Ruling Raises Questions Over School Use of Location-Tracking EdTech
Jul 14, 2026
A Supreme Court decision on digital privacy is prompting scrutiny of K-12 schools’ use of technology that tracks students’ and parents’ locations.
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Courts & LawWSJ Analysis Finds Jackson Most Partisan Supreme Court Justice
Jul 14, 2026
A Wall Street Journal analysis shows Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson voted against the Trump administration in 98% of major cases, fueling debate over partisanship.
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ImmigrationHouse Bill Would Require Hospitals to Report Immigration Status of Social Security Recipients
Jul 13, 2026
Rep. Chip Roy has introduced legislation mandating hospitals report the immigration status of Social Security recipients, citing concerns over taxpayer costs.
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EducationAudit Finds DEI Practices Persist in Indiana Schools Despite State Ban
Jul 13, 2026
An audit by Indiana Family Institute found diversity, equity, and inclusion practices remain in public schools despite state bans, raising questions.
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ImmigrationHouse Freedom Caucus Accuses GOP Leadership of Stalling Border Security Bills
Jul 13, 2026
House conservatives say Speaker Mike Johnson promised votes on border security bills in exchange for support, but key legislation to codify Trump’s border orders.
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ElectionsHouse GOP Advances Bills to Tie Voter ID, Citizenship Proof to Federal Funding
Jul 13, 2026
House Republicans introduced two bills to require voter ID and proof of citizenship for federal elections, aiming to bypass Senate gridlock via budget rules.
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ElectionsGreen Bay Clerk Placed on Leave as State Probes Duplicate Ballot Errors
Jul 13, 2026
Green Bay City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys is under state investigation and on administrative leave after her office sent duplicate absentee ballots in two elections.
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OpinionDemocrats Blamed for Surge in Deportation Cases Amid Changing Border Demographics
Jul 13, 2026
A columnist argues Democratic policies have fueled a rise in deportation cases and strained social services, as border demographics shift to include more families.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court to Hear Challenge Over Colorado’s Exclusion of Catholic Preschools From Universal Funding
Jul 13, 2026
The Supreme Court will review whether Colorado’s universal preschool program unlawfully excludes Catholic schools, raising questions of religious discrimination.
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PoliticsDuffy Redirects $1.73 Billion in Transportation Grants Away From DEI Projects
Jul 12, 2026
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy shifted $1.73 billion in federal grants toward roads and bridges, reversing Biden-era funding priorities and drawing partisan.
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PoliticsLawmakers, World Leaders React to Death of Sen. Lindsey Graham
Jul 12, 2026
Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 after a sudden illness, prompting tributes from U.S. leaders and foreign allies and raising questions about his Senate successor.
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ElectionsSen. Lee Urges Senate to Pass SAVE America Act in Honor of Lindsey Graham
Jul 12, 2026
Sen. Mike Lee calls for swift passage of the SAVE America Act after Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death, highlighting the bill’s focus on election security.
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Courts & LawEthics Complaint Targets E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer Over Reid Hoffman Funding
Jul 12, 2026
A watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint against E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer, alleging lack of transparency about left-leaning billionaire Reid Hoffman’s funding.
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PoliticsSen. Lindsey Graham Dies at 71; South Carolina to Name Interim Successor
Jul 12, 2026
Sen. Lindsey Graham has died at 71 after a sudden illness, leaving a vacancy in the Senate as South Carolina prepares to appoint an interim replacement.
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Courts & LawUK Blocks Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen’s Transit Visa After Hate Speech Conviction
Jul 12, 2026
The UK government canceled Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen’s travel visa over her hate speech conviction, raising questions about free speech and international travel.
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OpinionReligious Liberty Commission Issues Draft Report, Urges Policy Changes
Jul 11, 2026
A federal commission's draft report recommends new protections for religious liberty, as debates intensify over faith's role in public life and government policy.
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Opinion28 States Join Federal Education Tax Credit Program as Unions Oppose Expansion
Jul 11, 2026
Twenty-eight states have opted into a new federal tax credit for private school scholarships, deepening partisan divides over education funding and parental choice.
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ElectionsTrump Allies Accuse Thune of Blocking SAVE America Act From Defense Bill
Jul 10, 2026
House Republicans accuse Senate Majority Leader John Thune of excluding the SAVE America Act from the NDAA, escalating GOP divisions over election law.
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ElectionsGraham Platner Withdraws From Maine Senate Race After Assault Allegations
Jul 10, 2026
Maine Democrat Graham Platner has withdrawn from the U.S. Senate race after sexual assault allegations, prompting the party to launch a new nomination process.
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Courts & LawJudge Weighs Evidence After Charlie Kirk Assassination Preliminary Hearings Conclude
Jul 10, 2026
A Utah judge will decide if Tyler Robinson faces trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk after five days of hearings focused on DNA evidence and courtroom transparency.
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PoliticsMitch McConnell's Health Sparks Concern and Speculation
Jul 10, 2026
Senator Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence from the Senate raises questions about his health and the implications for Senate business.
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MediaICE Agent Fatally Shoots Mexican National in Houston After Alleged Attempted Assault
Jul 10, 2026
A Mexican national was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Houston after allegedly trying to run over an officer, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
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CultureSmithsonian Museum Criticized for Historical Narrative
Jul 10, 2026
A report criticizes the Smithsonian's American History Museum for failing to accurately represent American history, raising concerns about its educational mission.
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HealthMedicaid Work Requirements Implemented by Trump Administration
Jul 10, 2026
The Trump administration's new Medicaid work requirements aim to encourage employment while raising concerns about coverage loss and wage inflation.
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OpinionCultural Shift in Obscenity Enforcement
Jul 10, 2026
A new report highlights the decline in obscenity prosecutions in the U.S. and calls for a renewed commitment to enforcing existing laws against pornography.
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Courts & LawRoommate Testifies in Tyler Robinson Case
Jul 09, 2026
Tyler Robinson's roommate testified about his behavior before and after the alleged murder of Charlie Kirk, revealing troubling details about their relationship.
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OpinionCouple Devastated by Sperm Mix-Up in Surrogacy
Jul 09, 2026
A U.K. couple discovers their twins were conceived with the wrong sperm, raising ethical concerns about IVF practices.
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Courts & LawUniversity of Minnesota Faces Lawsuit Over Speech Policies
Jul 09, 2026
A lawsuit claims the University of Minnesota's policies could expel students for discussing gender differences, raising free speech concerns.
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Courts & LawGrassley Accuses Biden DOJ of Mishandling Classified Documents Amid Trump Investigation
Jul 09, 2026
Senator Chuck Grassley claims the Biden DOJ mishandled classified documents while investigating Donald Trump, raising transparency concerns.
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Courts & LawArizona Supreme Court Hands Recorder Heap Win In Maricopa Elections Battle
Jul 09, 2026
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of Recorder Justin Heap, restoring his election responsibilities amid a dispute with the Maricopa County Board.
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Courts & LawJustice Alito's Influence Grows Amid High-Stakes Supreme Court Decisions
Jul 08, 2026
Justice Samuel Alito's pivotal role in recent Supreme Court rulings highlights his influence on constitutional interpretation and legal precedent.
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ElectionsCongress Fails to Act on Election Security and Planned Parenthood Funding Before Recess
Jul 07, 2026
Congress adjourned for the Fourth of July without addressing key legislation on election security and Planned Parenthood funding, raising concerns for GOP turnout.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Ruling on Women's Sports Leaves Key Question Unresolved
Jul 07, 2026
The Supreme Court's recent decision on women's sports laws raises significant questions about the classification of transgender individuals under equal protection.
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OpinionDemocrats Push for Government Control in Housing and Health Care Under Mamdani's Leadership
Jul 06, 2026
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's policies signal a shift toward increased government control over housing and health care, raising concerns among critics.
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PoliticsTrump Warns Against Communism in America During Independence Day Speech
Jul 06, 2026
In a speech at Mount Rushmore, Trump declared communism a threat to American liberty, urging a rejection of socialist ideologies.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court Rulings on Presidential Authority Create Confusion
Jul 06, 2026
The Supreme Court's recent rulings in *Trump v. Slaughter* and *Trump v. Cook* raise questions about presidential authority over independent agencies.
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Courts & LawKetanji Brown Jackson's Concurrence on Birthright Citizenship Sparks Debate
Jul 06, 2026
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's recent concurrence in *Trump v. Barbara* raises questions about the interpretation of the 14th Amendment and citizenship.
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CultureGreat American State Fair Highlights State Pavilions Amid Criticism
Jul 03, 2026
The Great American State Fair showcases all 56 states and territories, with mixed reviews on pavilion quality and engagement.
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EducationTexas Board of Education Includes Bible in Curriculum Amid Controversy
Jul 03, 2026
The Texas Board of Education's decision to include the Bible in the K-12 curriculum has sparked debate over educational content and religious influence.
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CultureDaughters of the American Revolution Leader Issues Warning to Members Over Gender Resolution
Jul 02, 2026
A Texas leader of the Daughters of the American Revolution threatens members speaking out for a resolution defining 'woman' as 'born female.'.
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Courts & LawSupreme Court's Birthright Citizenship Ruling Sparks Legal Reform Calls
Jul 02, 2026
A 5–4 decision in Trump v. Barbara upheld birthright citizenship — and reignited a conservative push to overhaul how judges and law schools are made.
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Courts & LawDOJ Sues Virginia Over Assault Firearms Ban
Jul 01, 2026
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against Virginia's new assault firearms ban, arguing it violates the Second Amendment and could impact gun ownership rights.