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NPR — Politics

Justice Department withdraws subpoenas for New York Times journalists

The Justice Department has retracted its subpoenas for testimony and phone records from New York Times journalists after a federal judge raised concerns during a hearing. The move comes amid ongoing discussions about press freedoms and government oversight.

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The Hill

Justice Kagan states Supreme Court is not a 'rubber stamp' for Trump

Justice Elena Kagan addressed the perception of the Supreme Court's alignment with President Trump, asserting that the court is not simply endorsing his policies. Her remarks were made during a conference with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Al Jazeera English

US Court Upholds Release of Scholar Amid Ongoing Legal Dispute

A US appeals court has ruled in favor of Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown University scholar, affirming his release. This decision may lead to further legal proceedings involving the Supreme Court related to the Trump administration's actions.

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Guardian — US

Prosecutors present evidence in D4vd case regarding blood stains

In a court hearing, prosecutors stated that blood stains found in D4vd's home likely belonged to Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was found in his vehicle. They allege that D4vd fatally stabbed Hernandez to prevent her from disclosing their relationship.

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Guardian — US

New York City police investigate double stabbing as potential hate crime

New York City police are looking into a double stabbing near Central Park as a potential hate crime. The suspect, Raul Morales, allegedly attacked two men, one Asian and one Jewish, while reportedly shouting 'Allahu Akbar.' The stabbings took place in broad daylight in the Upper West Side area.

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Washington Examiner

EEOC Withdraws Subpoena for University of Pennsylvania's Jewish Employee Information

The EEOC has withdrawn its subpoena requiring the University of Pennsylvania to disclose the names and contact information of Jewish employees, ending a legal dispute. The investigation into allegations of discrimination against Jewish employees will continue, as the EEOC may still pursue enforcement actions if necessary.

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thedp.com

EEOC Withdraws Subpoena for Jewish Employee Information at Penn

The EEOC has withdrawn its subpoena requesting the personal information of Jewish employees at the University of Pennsylvania, ending a legal dispute that began in July 2025. The decision follows criticism from the university community and concludes that Penn is no longer obligated to provide the requested information.

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PBS NewsHour

Salman Rushdie Testifies in Trial of His Convicted Attacker

Salman Rushdie provided testimony in a courtroom on July 24, 2026, about the stabbing incident that occurred four years earlier. This was his second appearance before jurors regarding the attack by his convicted assailant.

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Fox News — Latest

Florida Sheriff's Office Releases New Details in Manhunt for Murder Suspect

Isabelle Johnson, a murder suspect in Florida, is the focus of an ongoing manhunt. The Walton County Sheriff's Office has provided new identifying details, including potential tattoos and aliases, as they seek information leading to her arrest. Five individuals have been arrested in connection with the case, and a reward is being offered for tips.

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Fox News — Latest

Suspect Arrested Following Stabbings in Manhattan's Upper West Side

A suspect has been arrested after two men were stabbed in Manhattan's Upper West Side, with officials suggesting the attacks may be antisemitic. The victims, aged 57 and 50, were both hospitalized in stable condition. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive and the weapon used in the attacks.

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Guardian — US

D4vd's Defense Attorneys Question Evidence Testing in Murder Case Hearing

During a hearing to decide if singer D4vd will stand trial for murder and child sexual abuse, his defense attorneys questioned the LAPD's testing of evidence found in his home. Prosecutors claim he fatally stabbed a 14-year-old girl to prevent her from exposing their relationship.

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Axios

DOJ Withdraws Subpoenas Against New York Times Journalists

The U.S. Department of Justice has decided to withdraw subpoenas against New York Times journalists related to their reporting on a Qatar-gifted jet for President Trump. This decision follows a court hearing where concerns were raised about the subpoenas' implications for press freedom, while the DOJ maintains that the investigation into potential national security leaks is ongoing.

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Washington Examiner

US homicide rate projected to be lowest in over a century, report indicates

A report from the Council on Criminal Justice indicates that the United States is on track to achieve its lowest homicide rate in over a century, with an 18% decline in homicides across major cities in the first half of 2026. The report attributes the decline to broader national trends rather than specific policies, although some cities continue to see increases in homicides.

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The Daily Beast

Former Joe Rogan Podcast Guest Charged in Bronx Murder Case

Sheldon Johnson, a former guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, has been charged with the murder of Colin Small. Johnson was arrested in March 2024 and faces multiple charges, including murder and manslaughter, after allegedly dismembering Small's body. He has pleaded not guilty, and the case is awaiting trial.

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