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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court declines to hear challenge from suspended 98-year-old judge

The Supreme Court has decided not to hear a case from Judge Pauline Newman, who has been suspended from her position for over three years due to concerns about her fitness to serve. Newman, who has held her position since 1984, has rejected requests for neuropsychological testing related to the investigation. The New Civil Liberties Alliance, representing her, plans to pursue further legal avenues.

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Washington Examiner

Trump's Demand Complicates FISA Reauthorization Efforts

President Donald Trump has called for Congress to attach a voter identification bill to the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, complicating negotiations for its extension. The Senate was unable to reach an agreement before a deadline, and Trump's insistence on linking the two issues raises questions about the passage of the FISA reauthorization.

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democracydocket.com

California Governor Gavin Newsom Reports DOJ Investigation

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the Department of Justice is investigating him and his wife. He accused the DOJ of attempting to intimidate him and his associates as part of a politically motivated probe linked to his opposition to former President Donald Trump.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court denies Carter Page's lawsuit revival against James Comey

The Supreme Court has denied Carter Page's request to revive his lawsuit against former FBI Director James Comey related to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Page's claims focused on inaccuracies in surveillance warrant applications, which were later found to be flawed by a Justice Department investigation. The court's decision follows a prior ruling that Page filed his lawsuit too late.

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nypost.com

ICE Agent Struck by Van in New Jersey Incident

An ICE agent was hit by a van driven by a fleeing suspect in Stafford Township, New Jersey, on June 15, 2026. The agent opened fire on the vehicle, and while the officer is expected to recover, details about the suspect remain unclear. The incident has led to a significant increase in reported vehicle attacks against ICE agents in recent years.

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Fox News — Politics

ICE Arrests Alleged Foreign Terrorist Leader Following Car Chase in North Carolina

ICE arrested Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla in North Carolina after he allegedly attempted to evade a traffic stop. Dell Aquilla, a Brazilian national, is wanted in Brazil for criminal association and extortion and is accused of being a leader in two designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations. He faces multiple charges following the incident.

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Fox News — Latest

ICE Arrests Alleged Foreign Terrorist Leader Following Car Chase in North Carolina

ICE arrested Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla, a Brazilian illegal immigrant and alleged leader of two Foreign Terrorist Organizations, following a car chase in North Carolina on June 5, 2026. He faces charges including fleeing to elude arrest, kidnapping, and possession of a firearm. A search of his vehicle yielded multiple electronic devices and cash.

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The Daily Beast

Boris Epshteyn Becomes Influential Adviser to Trump in Second Term

Boris Epshteyn has emerged as a significant adviser to President Donald Trump during his second term, known for his involvement in legal matters and support for the president. Despite some skepticism from others in Trump's circle, Epshteyn's influence continues to grow, particularly in legal and media-related roles. Questions about his financial status have been addressed by acquaintances.

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Fox News — Latest

Robert De Niro Critiques U.S. Leadership During Speech in New York City

During a speech in New York City, actor Robert De Niro criticized U.S. leadership under President Donald Trump, stating he cannot love the country while it is led by what he described as a "racist, misogynist, xenophobic tyrant." De Niro's comments drew a response from the White House, which labeled him as irrelevant and accused him of inciting violence.

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Fox News — Politics

Congress Calls for Oversight Following Healthcare Fraud Case Involving Haitian National

Jean Jethro Alexandre, a Haitian national, was convicted of healthcare fraud involving over $58 million in false claims against Medicare and Medicaid. His case has prompted Congress to call for increased oversight of the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which is criticized for weak safeguards that allow exploitation. Alexandre will serve nearly 10 years in prison and is required to pay $14.3 million in restitution.

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Axios

Trump Announces July 4 Celebration as Political Rally

President Trump has declared that the July 4 celebration in Washington, D.C., will be a political rally for him, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of American independence. The event, organized by Freedom 250, promises military demonstrations and a large fireworks display, but has faced criticism regarding partisanship and logistical concerns from local residents.

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Fox News — Politics

Supreme Court declines to hear Carter Page's lawsuit regarding FBI surveillance

The Supreme Court has declined to hear Carter Page's lawsuit against the FBI regarding surveillance conducted during the investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. This decision upholds lower court rulings and effectively ends Page's efforts to hold former officials personally liable for the surveillance. Page had previously settled with the federal government for $1.25 million related to these claims.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Apologizes Amid Impeachment Proceedings

U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross has apologized for unprofessional conduct amid impeachment proceedings initiated by two House Republicans. The allegations include engaging in sexual activity in her chambers and providing false statements during an investigation. The House Judiciary Committee will consider whether to move forward with impeachment.

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Daily Wire

Somali World Cup Referee Denied Entry to U.S. Due to Security Concerns

Omar Artan, a Somali referee, was denied entry to the U.S. due to security concerns related to his communications with individuals linked to terror organizations. Customs and Border Protection cited this information as the basis for their decision. Artan expressed gratitude for the support he received and remains focused on his refereeing career.

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Fox News — Latest

Israel Responds to Trump-Iran Memorandum of Understanding

Israel's response to the recent Memorandum of Understanding between President Trump and Iran has been mixed, with officials expressing both caution and criticism. Key figures, including Defense Minister Israel Katz and former Prime Minister Yair Lapid, voiced concerns about the implications of the agreement for Israel's security and military strategy. Netanyahu's office emphasized its commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

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notus.org

Senate Republicans Face Challenges with SAVE America Act

Senate Republicans are struggling to advance the SAVE America Act, which requires voter ID and proof of citizenship. Despite support from former President Trump, the bill lacks sufficient votes in the Senate and faces challenges in the House. Internal party tensions are rising as some senators criticize their colleagues for opposing the measure.

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ms.now

Republicans Express Frustration Over Trump's Timing on Legislative Issues

Republican lawmakers are increasingly frustrated with President Trump's timing on various announcements, which they believe have hindered legislative progress. Key issues include the rollout of an anti-weaponization fund and the appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, both of which have faced criticism and led to delays in important bills. Some Republicans are calling for improved coordination between the White House and Congress.

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The Daily Beast

D.C. Residents Express Concerns Over UFC Event at the White House

D.C. residents have voiced their discontent regarding the UFC event held at the White House, labeling it as inappropriate for a national celebration. While the UFC covered the event's costs, the associated taxpayer expenses for security have raised concerns among locals.

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Washington Examiner

Increase in Immigration-Related Lawsuits Reported in Federal Courts

Federal courts have experienced a surge in immigration-related lawsuits, with over 41,000 cases filed in the year leading up to March 2026. The majority of these cases are habeas corpus petitions from individuals in ICE custody, challenging the legality of their detention. The Western District of Texas has seen the highest number of such cases, and legal experts predict that these disputes may reach the Supreme Court.

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