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Senate Fails to Advance Reauthorization of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

The Senate has failed to advance a procedural vote to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), with nearly all Senate Democrats and six Republicans opposing it. The nomination of Bill Pulte as Director of National Intelligence by President Trump has contributed to the division, as concerns about his qualifications have emerged. Senate leaders are working to finalize a bipartisan bill before the June 12 deadline.

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Fox News — Politics

Senate Fails to Advance Reauthorization of FISA Amid Concerns Over DNI Appointment

The Senate has failed to advance the reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) amid concerns regarding President Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as Director of National Intelligence. The deadline for reauthorization is approaching, and lawmakers express doubts about securing the necessary votes for approval.

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Washington Examiner

Congressional Republicans Show Signs of Resistance to Trump

Recent developments indicate that congressional Republicans are increasingly resisting Donald Trump's influence, despite his strong control over the party. Key legislative actions, including the Legislative Branch Agencies Clarification Act and the draft National Defense Authorization Act, reflect a pushback against Trump's directives, potentially influenced by his declining poll numbers among voters.

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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court to Release 23 Opinions Before End of Term

The Supreme Court is set to release rulings in 23 cases before the end of its term, addressing significant issues including participation of biological men in women's sports and various gun laws. The Court plans to issue opinions on June 11, with additional dates likely as the term concludes.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Approves $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Bill, Heads to House

The Senate has approved a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill, which will now be sent to the House. The bill passed without a ban on a controversial fund that had faced bipartisan criticism. The approval process involved numerous amendments, with some failing to gain support from both parties.

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NPR — Politics

Trump's Agenda Challenges Republican Congressional Support

President Trump is advancing a personal agenda that is challenging the support from Republican lawmakers. This situation raises questions about the limits of their backing for his initiatives.

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Washington Examiner

House Armed Services Committee Advances $1.15 Trillion NDAA After Extended Debate

The House Armed Services Committee has advanced the $1.15 trillion fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act to the full House after a 14-hour debate. The measure, which passed with a vote of 44-12, includes various amendments and addresses concerns regarding the defense industrial base and national security.

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The Hill

Senators Discuss Amendments to Budget Reconciliation Package

Senators from both parties are experiencing delays in the vote-a-rama for the budget reconciliation package, largely attributed to Senator Bill Cassidy's attempts to amend language related to President Trump's anti-weaponization fund. Cassidy is consulting with Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough on this matter.

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The Daily Beast

ICE Changes Reporting Policy on Detainee Deaths

ICE is changing its policy on reporting deaths of individuals in its custody, no longer requiring reports for deaths occurring within 30 days of release. This decision follows scrutiny over the agency's medical care and recent protests regarding conditions at detention facilities.

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Fox News — Politics

U.S. Secretary of State Sanctions Cuban Organization Linked to U.S. Nonprofits

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has imposed sanctions on the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) and other related organizations, citing their roles in promoting Cuba's agenda and connections to U.S. nonprofits. The sanctions reflect ongoing U.S. concerns about foreign influence operations linked to Cuba. The Cuban government has condemned these actions as exacerbating tensions with the U.S.

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U.S. Secretary of State Sanctions Cuban Organization Linked to U.S. Nonprofits

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has imposed sanctions on the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) and associated U.S. nonprofits for their ties to Cuba's intelligence operations. The sanctions aim to restrict U.S. organizations from collaborating with ICAP, which has been linked to promoting Cuba's communist agenda. The Cuban government has criticized these actions as increasing tensions between the two nations.

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apnews.com

Kennedy Center to Remove Trump References Following Court Ruling

The Kennedy Center is removing references to Donald Trump after a federal judge ruled they were illegally added. The changes must be completed by June 12, following a decision that also blocked planned renovations. Trump expressed frustration over the ruling and indicated he would relinquish control of the center to Congress.

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The Daily Beast

Pam Bondi Explains Removal of Howard Lutnick Photo from Epstein Files

Pam Bondi testified that a photo of Howard Lutnick with Jeffrey Epstein was removed from the Justice Department's files due to concerns it was AI-generated, but was later confirmed authentic and reposted. The DOJ had previously stated the image was flagged for nudity. Lutnick's relationship with Epstein has come under scrutiny following his testimony before the House Oversight Committee.

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Washington Examiner

ICE to cease reporting deaths of detainees released within 30 days

ICE has announced it will stop reporting deaths of detainees who die within 30 days of their release, reverting to a previous policy. The change was confirmed by the Department of Homeland Security and follows a period of heightened scrutiny regarding detainee deaths, with at least 18 reported this year.

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Washington Examiner

117 Democrats Vote Against Tlaib's Lebanon War Powers Measure

A measure proposed by Rep. Rashida Tlaib to prevent President Trump from aiding Israel's military campaign in Lebanon was voted down in the House, with 117 Democrats and 205 Republicans opposing it. The Democratic leadership expressed concerns about the resolution's implications for U.S. personnel and counter-terrorism efforts, while Tlaib highlighted the urgent humanitarian situation in Lebanon.

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Guardian — US

Senate Republicans Maintain Support for Trump's $1.8 Billion Fund Proposal

Senate Republicans voted to keep President Trump's $1.8 billion fund proposal alive, despite attempts by Democrats to block it. The fund is intended for financial settlements related to the January 6 insurrection, and dissent is reportedly growing within the Republican Party regarding the proposal.

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Fox News — Latest

U.S. Citizen Pleads Guilty to Acting as Agent for Chinese Intelligence

Thomas Weir Pauken II has pleaded guilty to acting as an agent for Chinese intelligence, admitting to gathering information on U.S. targets and attempting to infiltrate political circles. He faces a maximum of 10 years in prison, with sentencing scheduled for September 1.

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Fox News — Politics

House Republicans Pass Ukraine Aid Package Amid Internal Party Divisions

The House of Representatives passed a security package providing military aid to Ukraine and imposing sanctions on Russia, with 18 Republicans voting in favor. The bill now heads to the Senate, facing potential veto from President Trump, who argues it undermines his foreign policy goals. Supporters and opponents within the GOP express differing views on the legislation's implications for U.S. involvement in the conflict.

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Fox News — Latest

House Republicans Pass Ukraine Aid Package Amid Opposition

The House passed a security package providing military aid to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia, with 18 Republicans voting in favor. The White House indicated that President Trump would veto the measure, citing concerns about its impact on U.S. foreign policy. The bill now heads to the Senate for further consideration.

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