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Washington Examiner

Ninth Circuit Court rules against Trump's mandatory detention policy

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the Trump administration's mandatory detention policy for illegal immigrants, stating that the 1996 Immigration and Nationality Act does not allow for indefinite detention. This decision adds to a growing divide among federal appeals courts on the legality of the policy, with calls for the Supreme Court to resolve the issue.

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Fox News — Latest

New York City Mayor Mamdani Faces Criticism Over Delivery Worker Tips Announcement

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing criticism for claiming credit for a $104 million increase in delivery worker tips, which critics say resulted from legislation enacted before his administration. The law, aimed at making tipping more prominent on delivery apps, took effect in January, and Mamdani's office argues that its enforcement is key to the increase. Critics contend that the changes may exacerbate the city's cost of living issues.

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Deutsche Welle

Trump announces agreement on Hamas disarmament

US President Donald Trump stated that the Board of Peace has agreed on a plan for the disarmament of Hamas. He characterized this agreement as a key development in his broader strategy to address the conflict in Gaza and promote rebuilding efforts.

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PBS NewsHour

Saudi Arabia Proposes Maritime Defense Coalition Amid Shipping Risks

Saudi Arabia has called for a maritime defense coalition to safeguard Red Sea shipping due to risks arising from the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Ian Ralby, a maritime security expert, provided insights on the proposal during an interview.

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dw.com

Spain Deploys Military to Ceuta Amid Migrant Surge

On July 30, 2026, Ceuta officials requested a national emergency declaration as large crowds of migrants attempted to breach the border with Morocco. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez confirmed military support for border security, while local authorities reported a critical situation at the migrant reception center. The surge in crossings follows a recent Supreme Court ruling and discussions about migrant amnesty.

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Axios

Trump announces potential agreement for Hamas disarmament and Gaza reconstruction

President Trump's Board of Peace is working towards a potential agreement with Hamas for disarmament and reconstruction in Gaza. While U.S. officials believe Hamas may agree to the terms, skepticism remains among Israeli officials. The agreement outlines a phased approach to disarmament and the establishment of a new Palestinian police force.

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Fox News — Latest

Pentagon Responds to Senator Mark Kelly's Allegations of Discrimination in Military Promotions

The Pentagon has denied allegations from Senator Mark Kelly that military promotions are biased against women and Black officers. The department emphasized that promotions are based on merit, with officials asserting that identity does not play a role in decision-making. Kelly's accusations included claims of discriminatory removals of high-ranking officers.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Investigation Launched into Denver Public Schools Over Teacher's Alleged Classroom Assignment

The U.S. Department of Education has opened an investigation into Denver Public Schools over allegations that a teacher required same-sex students to kiss during a classroom assignment. The investigation will determine if the school violated federal laws regarding parental rights and student safety. Additionally, a separate investigation is underway in Washington state regarding an unauthorized display related to LGBTQ Pride Month.

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Washington Examiner

Operation Southern Spear costs reach $820 million as U.S. military targets drug smuggling vessels

Operation Southern Spear, aimed at targeting drug smuggling vessels, has cost the U.S. War Department approximately $820 million since its inception nearly a year ago. The operation has involved 66 strikes, resulting in 218 fatalities and four rescues. A recent report indicates a decrease in costs due to operational changes and the withdrawal of U.S. assets from the area.

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Washington Examiner

Senator John Fetterman Meets with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

Senator John Fetterman met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, where he expressed his support for Israel and criticized the Democratic Party's stance on the country. Fetterman described Israel as a "miracle" and voiced his disappointment with fellow Democrats for their increasing criticism of Israel. Netanyahu commended Fetterman for his support.

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Washington Examiner

Fauci Discussed Pandemic Preparedness with Bankman-Fried in July 2022

Dr. Anthony Fauci had a conversation with Sam Bankman-Fried in July 2022 about pandemic preparedness, as recorded in Fauci's diary. This meeting occurred months before Bankman-Fried faced legal issues related to his cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. The diary indicates that the discussion was initiated by former Senator Joe Manchin and involved potential partnerships for developing vaccines and treatments for emerging pathogens.

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New York Times — US

Analysis of Congressional Authority Under the War Powers Act

The War Powers Act is intended to provide Congress with the ability to end military conflicts. Peter Baker from the New York Times examines how President Trump has engaged in military actions without congressional consent.

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New York Times — Politics

Analysis of Congressional Authority Under the War Powers Act

The War Powers Act allows Congress to end military conflicts, but recent actions by President Trump illustrate how presidents can engage in military actions without congressional consent. This trend has been noted in various administrations over time.

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Fox News — Latest

Virginia University Reports Lack of Notification on Student's Terror Conviction Before Attack

Old Dominion University reported that it did not receive notification from federal officials regarding Mohamed Bailor Jalloh's prior ISIS-related conviction before he was re-enrolled. Jalloh carried out a shooting at the university in March, resulting in one death and two injuries. The FBI stated it is not responsible for notifying colleges about criminal histories, and ODU has since revised its policies to address this gap.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Considers F-35 Sale to Turkey Amid State Department Concerns

President Trump has shown interest in selling the F-35 fighter jet to Turkey, but a State Department letter indicates that Turkey has not met the necessary legal requirements for the sale. The letter outlines that Turkey must relinquish its Russian-made S-400 system and fulfill additional certification requirements before any transfer can occur. Congressional approval remains a significant obstacle due to concerns over Turkey's ties with Russia and Hamas.

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