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Sen. Mitch McConnell Hospitalized; Condition Undisclosed
3 sources · 85d ago
Supreme Court Enters Final Stretch With 23 Cases That Could Reshape Executive Power
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ICE Investigators Obtain Local Voter Files in Escalating Push to Audit Election Rolls
5 sources · 86d ago
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Trump Signs $70 Billion Secure America Act, Securing ICE and Border Patrol Funding Through 2029
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Federal Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restart Asylum and Immigration Processing
4 sources · 87d ago
Key U.S. Surveillance Law Lapses as Congress Deadlocks Over Privacy and Appointments
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Trump Administration Waives Environmental Laws to Expedite Border Construction in Big Bend National Park
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Trump Administration Moves to Eliminate Forest Service Research Budget Ahead of Fire Season
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US Military Kills Tren de Aragua Leader Niño Guerrero in Coordinated Strike in Venezuela
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Trump Administration Suspends Federal Funding for Los Angeles Homelessness Agency
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Supreme Court Blocks Alabama From Executing Inmate Using Nitrogen Gas
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Thousands of Federal Lawyers Depart Trump Administration Amid Workforce Reductions and Resignations
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Federal Government AI Deployments Double to Over 3,600 Amid Transparency Concerns
The Office of Management and Budget disclosed 3,611 active or planned AI deployments across 56 federal agencies, a massive surge that includes sensitive applications in healthcare, prisons, and nuclear safety.
The Evidence Behind the Colorado River Crisis: Aridification and the Looming Legal Battle
As the 2026 deadline for new operating guidelines approaches, hydrologic data confirms the Colorado River faces permanent aridification, setting up a historic legal clash over water cuts.
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin Refuses to Rule Out ICE Presence at 2026 Midterm Polls
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin declined to explicitly rule out deploying Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to polling locations this November, stating they would only appear if a specific security threat arises. The comments have reignited fierce pushback from state election officials and voting rights advocates who warn that armed federal agents at voting sites would constitute illegal voter intimidation.












