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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Maryland Over Sanctuary Policies

The Department of Justice has initiated a lawsuit against Maryland, alleging that the state's sanctuary policies obstruct federal immigration enforcement. The lawsuit claims that Maryland's Community Trust Act undermines public safety and violates the supremacy clause of the Constitution. Additionally, a group of Maryland sheriffs has filed a separate lawsuit against the state, citing similar concerns about the law's impact on cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Daily Wire

Graham Platner Withdraws from Senate Race Amid Allegations

Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the U.S. Senate race in Maine amid serious allegations. In his withdrawal letter, he emphasized the political movement behind his nomination and left the Democratic Party searching for a new candidate to challenge incumbent Republican Senator Susan Collins.

Washington Examiner

Kia recalls 462,000 Telluride vehicles due to fire risk

Kia America has recalled over 462,000 Telluride vehicles due to a fire risk linked to the power seat motor. The NHTSA advises owners to park the vehicles outside until repairs are completed. Kia will notify affected owners on August 13 for scheduling repairs.

The Hill

Senate Democrats Criticize Trump Over Cryptocurrency Income

On July 10, 2026, Senate Democrats criticized President Trump for reporting over $1 billion in cryptocurrency-related income. They are calling for investigations into the national security implications of his digital asset holdings, which include approximately $594 million earned from World Liberty Financial.

New York Post

NYPD Inspector Arrested on Attempted Rape Charge

NYPD Inspector Jeremy Scheublin was arrested on July 10, 2026, on an attempted rape charge after allegedly making inappropriate remarks to a subordinate. He turned himself in at the 46th Precinct in the Bronx.

PBS NewsHour

Rep. Garcia discusses ICE shooting incident in Houston

During a news conference on July 10, 2026, U.S. Representative Sylvia Garcia addressed the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent. Garcia clarified that Araujo was not the intended target of the operation conducted by federal authorities in Houston.

The Hill

Goldman Sachs restricts employee trading on prediction markets

Goldman Sachs has announced new restrictions on employee trading in prediction markets. While employees can trade on sports and entertainment, they are not allowed to trade on markets related to specific companies, financial markets, or election outcomes.

Axios

Federal Reserve Establishes Task Forces to Revise Policymaking Process

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has created five task forces to reassess the central bank's policymaking process, consisting of economists and business leaders outside the usual Fed circles. The groups aim to provide recommendations on various topics, including communications and data collection, by the end of the year. Their effectiveness will depend on their ability to convince the Federal Open Market Committee of their insights.

Washington Examiner

Brad Lander Endorses Abdul el Sayed in Michigan Senate Race

Brad Lander has endorsed Abdul el Sayed for the Democratic nomination in Michigan's Senate race. Lander highlighted their shared views on various issues, including skepticism towards Israel and the need for change in political leadership. The Michigan primary is scheduled for August 4.

Washington Examiner

Nebraska Sees 8% Increase in Abortion Rates in 2025

In 2025, Nebraska reported an 8% increase in abortion rates, with 2,698 procedures performed, largely due to an influx of patients from Iowa and South Dakota. The number of abortions sought by Nebraska residents decreased, while medication abortions made up a significant portion of the total. The changes follow stricter abortion laws enacted in the state and neighboring regions after the Dobbs decision.