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Fox News — Politics

Senator Hawley Requests Investigation into Plan C for Allegedly Shipping Abortion Pills

Senator Josh Hawley has requested a criminal investigation into Plan C, an organization he claims is illegally facilitating the shipment of abortion pills into states where they are banned. In his letter to the Acting Attorney General, he outlines concerns regarding the group's operations and potential violations of federal law.

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The Atlantic

David Hearn Arrested for Allegedly Damaging the Reflecting Pool

David Hearn, a former Olympic canoeist, was arrested for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool during a visit on June 19. He faces felony charges while several others have been charged with misdemeanors for similar actions. Hearn's supporters argue that the charges are excessive and reflect government overreach, particularly in light of the controversial renovation of the pool ordered by former President Trump.

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Fox News — Latest

Shooting in Downtown Tucson Injures 10 Individuals

A shooting in downtown Tucson, Arizona, early Sunday morning resulted in at least 10 injuries. The suspect was shot by police while attempting to flee and is in critical condition. Mayor Regina Romero highlighted concerns over gun safety laws in the state following the incident.

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The Hill

Epstein survivor describes meeting with Acting Attorney General

Jess Michaels, a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, reported feeling 'gaslit' during a meeting with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. The meeting involved multiple survivors, and Michaels indicated that Blanche denied several concerns regarding the Department of Justice's actions related to Epstein.

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apnews.com

Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested on New Charges in Miami

Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on new charges of rape and sex trafficking, which involve four additional victims, bringing the total to seven in the U.K. The Crown Prosecution Service has requested their extradition from the U.S. as they await proceedings. The brothers have denied all allegations against them.

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Fox News — Latest

Man Charged with Murder After 30-Year Cold Case Breakthrough

Christopher Popps has been charged with the murder of Patrick Orville Dearth, who disappeared in 1993. An anonymous tip received in January 2025 led to the discovery of Dearth's remains in May 2025, resulting in Popps' indictment and subsequent arrest in July 2026.

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Al Jazeera English

Lebanese influencer sentenced to life for drug smuggling

Georges Hanna Dib, a food influencer in Lebanon, received a life sentence for attempting to smuggle hashish using cake packaging. The ruling highlights ongoing issues related to drug trafficking in the region.

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New York Post

ICE agents to wear body cameras during vehicle stops

ICE agents will now be mandated to wear body cameras during vehicle stops to provide evidence in the event of incidents. This policy change comes after two fatal shootings involving ICE agents during traffic stops in July.

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Guardian — US

ICE to Require Body Cameras for Vehicle Stops, Says Tom Homan

Tom Homan, former acting director of ICE, announced that officers will be mandated to wear body cameras during vehicle stops. This decision comes in the wake of heightened scrutiny following two fatal shootings involving ICE officers.

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Axios

Justice Department Files First Case in Alien Terrorist Removal Court

The Justice Department has filed the first case in the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, which has not been used since its creation 30 years ago. This case involves an unnamed noncitizen and could enable the DOJ to remove individuals linked to terrorism while keeping evidence secret. Chief Judge Joan N. Ericksen has ordered the government to provide more information by Wednesday.

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The Verge

FBI Will No Longer Investigate Confrontations Involving ICE Agents

The FBI has reportedly decided to stop investigating confrontations involving ICE agents, according to a report by The New York Times. This change in guidance follows scrutiny of recent violent incidents involving ICE agents, including two shootings that resulted in civilian fatalities.

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The Daily Beast

Bhakti Gabbard Charged with Attempting to Lure Children in Hawaii

Bhakti Gabbard, brother of former National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, has been charged with attempting to lure children into his hotel room in Hawaii. His parents cited mental health issues and substance use as contributing factors to his behavior. Gabbard is currently undergoing psychological evaluation following his arrest.

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Al Jazeera English

Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami

Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami, Florida, with video evidence of the incident. Further details regarding the circumstances of their arrest have not been provided.

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