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Senate Committee to Vote on Contempt Resolution for Anthony Fauci

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee will vote on a resolution to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he invoked the Fifth Amendment. This situation brings up concerns regarding GOP support and the legal risks Fauci may encounter.

Al Jazeera English

US officials address concerns over low munitions supplies

US officials have countered reports about low stockpiles of air defense interceptors, which experts say could compromise national security. The concerns stem from military actions that have depleted these munitions.

Axios

Economic Policy Institute estimates deportation costs at $2,358 per taxpayer

The Economic Policy Institute estimates that the mass deportation efforts during President Trump's administration would cost American taxpayers approximately $2,358 each. The report suggests that the funds allocated for deportations could alternatively support various public services, highlighting the financial implications for communities across the country.

Washington Examiner

Republicans Support Thomas Smith Following Primary Win Against Amir Hassan

Thomas Smith has gained support from Republicans after winning a primary election against Amir Hassan, who was backed by Trump. Smith, who had suspended his campaign earlier, received 50.4% of the vote. Hassan accepted his defeat and emphasized the importance of Democratic unity in future elections.

Fox News — Latest

Seventy Arrested in Mississippi Child Exploitation Operation

Seventy arrests were made in Mississippi during Operation Muddy Waters, a two-week initiative targeting child exploitation and previously convicted sex offenders. The operation involved various law enforcement agencies and resulted in the rescue of one child from a sextortion scheme.

The Daily Beast

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Criticizes Journalist Over Federal Reserve Report

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized journalist Nick Timiraos for reporting on his request for the Federal Reserve to assist Japan's currency. Bessent's comments reflect concerns about the perceived independence of the Fed amid the Trump administration's economic strategies. The Treasury Department has not commented on the matter.

The Hill

Senators request investigation into Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool issues

Senators Martin Heinrich and Sheldon Whitehouse have called for an investigation by the Office of the Inspector General into issues related to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. They aim to uncover what Department of the Interior employees knew about the problems and when they became aware.

Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Confirms Termination of TPS for Haiti

A federal judge confirmed that her earlier order blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti is no longer valid, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows the administration to proceed with the termination. This decision affects around 350,000 Haitians in the U.S. The plaintiffs' legal team plans to continue their fight over constitutional claims despite the ruling.