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Congress, the White House, federal agencies

Washington Examiner

Education Department Announces Shift of Responsibilities to Other Federal Agencies

The Education Department has announced four new interagency agreements to transfer responsibilities to other federal agencies, following an executive order from President Trump. Education Secretary Linda McMahon stated the aim is to strengthen services for individuals with disabilities and improve academic outcomes. The move has faced legal challenges and criticism regarding its authority.

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Washington Examiner

Republicans Question Iran Deal as Trump Negotiates

Republican lawmakers are questioning the details of a new Iran deal negotiated by President Trump, expressing uncertainty about whether they can support it. Senate leadership has not been briefed on the deal, and there are concerns regarding potential concessions to Iran and the adequacy of inspections. The memorandum is expected to outline the framework for further negotiations.

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notus.org

TSA to Conduct In-Person Training for Supervisors Despite Concerns

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) plans to fly thousands of supervisors to Nevada or Georgia for a four-hour training session on advanced threat detection from July to September. Concerns have been raised by current and former employees about the necessity of in-person attendance for such a brief program, with suggestions that trainers could instead travel to airports for training.

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apnews.com

Federal prosecutors charge 15 individuals for impeding immigration enforcement in Minnesota

Fifteen individuals have been charged by federal prosecutors in Minnesota for allegedly impeding immigration enforcement efforts. The charges are linked to actions taken during the Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge, which aimed to address immigration issues in the state. The defendants face multiple charges, including conspiracy to impede federal officers.

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mediaite.com

JD Vance Discusses Epstein Files During Debate on 'The View'

Vice President JD Vance discussed his views on conspiracy theories related to Jeffrey Epstein during an appearance on 'The View' on June 16, 2026. He acknowledged being labeled a conspiracy theorist and defended Donald Trump's actions regarding Epstein, stating that Trump reported Epstein to the police. The debate included various perspectives from the show's panelists on the implications of the Epstein files and Trump's relationship with Epstein.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Denies Motion to Overturn Conviction of Former Judge Hannah Dugan

U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman has denied former Judge Hannah Dugan's motion to overturn her conviction for obstruction related to aiding an illegal immigrant. Dugan's sentencing will be rescheduled following this decision, and her legal team intends to appeal the conviction.

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Daily Wire

Trump Indicates Shift in Focus from Iran to Russia, Considers Sanctions on Russian Oil

On June 16, 2026, President Trump announced a potential shift in U.S. focus from Iran to Russia, indicating that sanctions on Russian oil may be reinstated as energy markets stabilize. This comes amid increased pressure from European allies on Russia following recent attacks on Ukraine. Trump emphasized the need to address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine while acknowledging the challenges of negotiations.

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The Hill

Sen. Cornyn Discusses Todd Blanche's Nomination for Attorney General

Senator John Cornyn met with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on June 16, 2026, and characterized the meeting as positive. Despite this, Cornyn has not yet decided whether to support Blanche's nomination to head the Department of Justice, pending further briefings and hearings.

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Fox News — Politics

Colorado Removes Requirement for Attorneys Regarding Immigration Enforcement

Colorado has reversed a requirement for attorneys using the state's e-filing system to certify non-cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, following the signing of House Bill 26-1276 by Governor Jared Polis. The move has been welcomed by legal advocates who argued the previous requirement violated First Amendment rights.

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Fox News — Latest

Colorado Removes Requirement for Attorneys Regarding Federal Immigration Enforcement

Colorado has repealed a controversial requirement that attorneys certify they would not assist federal immigration enforcement to use the state's court e-filing system. The decision follows criticism from legal professionals and potential legal action from advocacy groups regarding First Amendment rights.

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Washington Examiner

Mother's report leads to arrests in alleged plot against White House event

A mother's report about her son's concerning behavior led to the arrest of five individuals accused of plotting an attack on President Trump's White House UFC event. The investigation revealed plans for a coordinated attack involving drones and sniper teams. All suspects have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

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The Daily Beast

Jamie Raskin Questions Kash Patel Over Alleged FBI Bonus Payments

Congressman Jamie Raskin has accused FBI Director Kash Patel of misusing funds for bonus payments to agents, demanding clarification on payments totaling over $1 million. Raskin's letter raises questions about the legality of these bonuses and requests documentation from the FBI. The agency has not responded to inquiries regarding the allegations.

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Washington Examiner

Gavin Newsom Accuses Trump of Using DOJ for Political Retaliation

Governor Gavin Newsom has accused President Donald Trump of using the Justice Department to intimidate political opponents, claiming that an investigation into him and his wife is politically motivated. Newsom's office has filed a Freedom of Information Act request for records related to the investigation, which the Justice Department has not confirmed.

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Guardian — US

FBI disrupts alleged attack plot targeting White House UFC event

The FBI has disrupted a planned attack on a UFC event at the White House, leading to multiple arrests across several states. The operation involved the use of firearms and explosive-laden drones, with five individuals arrested from Ohio, Missouri, and California.

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Washington Examiner

Kristi Noem Denies Congressional Testimony Led to Her Dismissal as DHS Secretary

Kristi Noem denied that her congressional testimony in March was the reason for her dismissal as Homeland Security Secretary. She clarified that discussions about her transition had taken place prior to the testimony. After her dismissal, she was appointed as a special envoy for the Shield of the Americas and has also joined the advisory board of a mining company.

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Washington Examiner

Senator Mitch McConnell Expresses Desire to Return to Capitol Hill After Hospitalization

Senate Majority Leader John Thune reported that Senator Mitch McConnell is eager to return to Capitol Hill after a recent hospitalization. McConnell, 84, has faced health challenges in recent years, including multiple falls and hospital stays. His spokesperson confirmed that he remains engaged with Senate matters.

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