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Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. Plans Return to In-Person Work After Health Absence

Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. (R-NJ) announced plans to return to in-person work on Capitol Hill in a few weeks after a health-related absence. He has missed over 100 votes since March and is running unopposed in the GOP primary, while four Democrats are vying to challenge him in the November elections.

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Jordan Love comments on Josh Jacobs' arrest during OTAs

Jordan Love, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, commented on teammate Josh Jacobs' recent arrest during OTAs, expressing his surprise at the situation. Jacobs faces multiple charges stemming from a domestic disturbance incident, and while his legal team denies the allegations, the team continues to support him as the legal process progresses.

apnews.com

ICE Detainees Report Allegations of Medical Neglect Across U.S. Facilities

An investigation by KFF Health News and The Associated Press has uncovered allegations of medical neglect among ICE detainees in over 33 states. Detainees report delays in receiving necessary medications and inadequate medical care, coinciding with a significant increase in the number of individuals detained since early 2026. The Department of Homeland Security has not provided comments on these findings.

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University of Chicago Laboratory Schools to Stop Flying LGBTQ Pride Flag

The University of Chicago Laboratory Schools has decided to stop flying the LGBTQ pride flag, citing concerns about institutional neutrality. This decision was made after a review of the university's policies and has drawn criticism from faculty members who argue it undermines student dignity. The university maintains that it recognizes Pride Month and values the inclusion of LGBTQ+ individuals.

Axios

Hakeem Jeffries withholds endorsement for Debbie Wasserman Schultz's reelection

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has not yet decided whether to endorse Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz for reelection, a departure from his usual support for incumbents. This decision has drawn attention due to concerns from Black Democrats regarding her candidacy in a majority-minority district. The primary is set for August 18, allowing time for potential endorsements.

New York Times — Politics

Administration Seeks Authority Over Philadelphia Slavery Memorial

The U.S. administration is pushing for authority over the Philadelphia Slavery Memorial at Independence National Historical Park. This follows the removal of signs about slavery earlier this year, although some materials have since been restored.

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Atlanta man charged in fatal stabbing on MARTA train

John Elijah Matthews, 25, has been charged with the fatal stabbing of 66-year-old Margaret Swan on an Atlanta MARTA train. Federal prosecutors have filed a charge that could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty. The incident occurred on May 30, and Matthews remains in custody as the investigation continues.