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Policy

Legislation, regulation, and policy debate

PBS NewsHour

News Outlets Seek Permanent Court Order for Access to Trump

CNN, MSNOW, and Politico have intensified their legal action against the White House, claiming it is violating a court order by restricting their access to President Trump. They assert that this exclusion infringes on their free speech rights.

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The Hill

Vance comments on potential prosecution of Peltola

Vice President Vance did not clarify his stance on President Trump’s call to prosecute Mary Peltola regarding her Senate campaign. He mentioned the need to investigate potential election fraud related to recruiting a spoiler candidate in Alaska.

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Washington Examiner

Utah Files Criminal Charges Against Kalshi Amid Regulatory Dispute

Utah has initiated criminal charges against Kalshi and its co-founders amid a legal dispute over the regulation of prediction markets. This follows a ruling that supports Utah's authority to regulate such contracts under state gambling laws, while the CFTC argues for federal jurisdiction. The case reflects ongoing debates about the classification of prediction markets and their regulation.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Law Enforcement Collaborates with Intelligence Agencies to Combat Drug Trafficking

Federal law enforcement is enhancing cooperation with intelligence agencies to combat drug trafficking, following directives from President Trump. A recent audit indicates that traditional law enforcement agencies need updated guidance on handling confidential informants in light of new classifications of cartels as terrorist organizations.

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The Hill

Senators propose bipartisan reforms to Senate procedures

Senators Jeff Merkley and Steve Daines have proposed a bipartisan agenda to reform Senate procedures. Their four-part plan includes changes to the filibuster and aims to improve legislative efficiency.

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The Hill

Midterm elections may impact student loan policies

Student loan advocates are looking to the midterm elections as a potential turning point for policies affecting debt relief. With Democrats possibly regaining control of Congress, there may be opportunities to reverse previous policies from the Trump administration that have impacted borrowers.

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washingtonsun.com

Federal Judge Rules Against DOJ's Request to Segregate California Ballots

A federal judge ruled that the Justice Department cannot segregate ballots in California from over 20,000 individuals identified as potential noncitizen voters. The judge stated the request was made too late and criticized the DOJ's credibility. The ruling comes amid ongoing legal disputes between California and the DOJ regarding voter registration since July.

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Al Jazeera English

Judge Denies Trump's Request to Halt California Noncitizen Ballots

A judge has denied former President Donald Trump's attempt to block noncitizen ballots in California. This ruling is part of a larger investigation involving over 100 subpoenas across 13 states aimed at identifying alleged noncitizen voters.

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Fox News — Latest

DHS Investigates Data Breach Affecting 40,000 Employees, Including ICE and Border Patrol

The DHS is investigating a data breach that may have exposed the personal information of about 40,000 employees, including ICE and Border Patrol agents. The breach was reported by the data leak website Distributed Denial of Secrets and is attributed to a group called the 'Department of Peace.' DHS is actively working to address the situation.

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the-downballot.com

Midterm Elections May Influence Future Redistricting Efforts

The upcoming midterm elections are likely to significantly impact the redistricting process ahead of the 2028 elections. Depending on the outcomes, Democrats could redraw maps in several states, while Republicans also hold control in multiple states for potential redistricting. The current congressional map shows a Republican advantage, but Democratic efforts could lead to a more balanced distribution in the future.

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Al Jazeera English

Kalshi and its cofounders face criminal charges in Utah

Kalshi and its cofounders are facing criminal charges in Utah after a federal judge's ruling permitted the state to apply its anti-gambling laws to prediction markets. The case highlights ongoing legal challenges in the realm of prediction markets in the United States.

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Washington Examiner

Emergency Declared at South Carolina Nuclear Site Following Fire

A fire at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina prompted an emergency declaration on Wednesday. Officials confirmed no contamination was detected outside the site, and the fire has been extinguished. Temporary flight restrictions were implemented in the area as a precaution.

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Fox News — Latest

Emergency Declared at Savannah River Site Following Laboratory Fire

An emergency was declared at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina after a laboratory fire injured one employee. The fire was extinguished, and no radiological contamination has been reported. Traffic restrictions have been implemented, and employees in affected areas have been instructed to shelter in place.

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Fox News — Latest

El-Sayed Advocates for Diplomatic Approach to Combat Mexican Cartels

Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate from Michigan, called for a diplomatic approach to combat Mexican cartels, attributing their rise to American guns. He emphasized the need for collaboration with Mexican authorities to manage drug and gun flows across the border.

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