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The Hill May 28

US and Iran Reach Tentative Agreement to Extend Ceasefire

The United States and Iran have reached a tentative agreement to extend their ceasefire for two months, as confirmed by the White House. The deal, which is based on a 60-day memorandum of understanding, requires approval from President Trump.

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Fox News — Latest May 28

US and Iran reach agreement on ceasefire extension pending presidential approval

U.S. and Iranian negotiators have agreed to a 60-day ceasefire extension and discussions on Iran's nuclear program, pending approval from President Trump. The agreement comes after a period of heightened tensions following U.S. defensive strikes on Iran.

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Fox News — Politics May 28

US and Iran agree to 60-day ceasefire extension pending presidential approval

U.S. and Iranian negotiators have agreed to a 60-day ceasefire extension and discussions on Iran's nuclear program, pending President Trump's approval. This agreement comes after heightened tensions due to recent U.S. defensive actions against Iran.

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The Hill May 28

Transportation Secretary Duffy announces $465 million grant for Union Station repairs

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a grant of over $400 million for the renovation of Washington Union Station. This decision comes after the federal government regained control of the station last year.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

U.S. Implements Sanctions on Iranian Agency Involved in Strait of Hormuz Shipping Control

On May 28, 2026, the U.S. imposed sanctions on an Iranian agency linked to shipping control in the Strait of Hormuz. The sanctions followed military actions by U.S. forces against an Iranian military facility and the interception of Iranian drones.

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Guardian — US May 28

Former Federal Judges File Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund

A bipartisan group of 35 former federal judges has initiated a lawsuit in Florida against Donald Trump's $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization fund,' claiming it misuses taxpayer funds. The lawsuit also aims to reopen a related case concerning the unauthorized release of Trump's tax information.

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Guardian — US May 28

Former Federal Judges File Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund

A bipartisan group of 35 former federal judges has initiated a lawsuit against Donald Trump's proposed $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund, alleging it misuses taxpayer dollars. The lawsuit also seeks to reopen a related legal case involving the IRS and the disclosure of Trump's tax information.

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Washington Examiner May 28

DOJ Files Lawsuits Against Four States Over Undercover License Plate Restrictions

The DOJ has filed lawsuits against Maine, Washington, Oregon, and Massachusetts for denying undercover license plates to federal immigration agencies. The lawsuits claim that these state policies obstruct federal immigration enforcement and put law enforcement officers at risk. The DOJ seeks to have these policies declared unconstitutional.

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Washington Post — Politics May 28

Supreme Court rules in favor of Mississippi man regarding jury selection bias

The Supreme Court has sided with Terry Pitchford, who has argued for twenty years that his conviction was tainted by racially biased jury selections. This ruling addresses concerns regarding the fairness of his trial.

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Al Jazeera English May 28

US Treasury warns Oman of potential sanctions regarding Hormuz Strait

The US Treasury has issued a warning to Oman regarding potential sanctions related to the Hormuz Strait. A US official emphasized that the US will take action against those facilitating tolls in the waterway.

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Guardian — US May 28

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Terry Pitchford in Racial Bias Case

The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, who claimed racial bias in his capital murder trial in Mississippi. The ruling was decided by a narrow 5-4 vote.

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Guardian — US May 28

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Mississippi Man in Racial Bias Case

The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, who claimed racial bias in his capital murder trial. The decision was made with a 5-4 vote, addressing concerns over the exclusion of Black jurors.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

Supreme Court rules in favor of Mississippi death row inmate regarding jury racial bias

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 in favor of Terry Pitchford, a death row inmate from Mississippi, regarding issues of racial bias in his jury's makeup. Pitchford was sentenced to death for the murder of a grocery store owner.

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commerce.senate.gov May 28

Bipartisan Agreement Reached on College Sports Legislation

U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell have reached a bipartisan agreement on the Protect College Sports Act of 2026, aimed at restoring order and stability to college athletics. The legislation addresses key issues such as transfers, eligibility, and Name, Image, and Likeness rights for athletes, while also providing protections for student athletes and preserving college sports traditions.

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apnews.com May 28

Supreme Court rules in favor of Mississippi death row inmate over jury racial bias

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Terry Pitchford, a Black death row inmate from Mississippi, regarding claims of racial bias in his jury's composition. The court's decision emphasizes the importance of ensuring jurors are not excluded based on race, referencing past rulings and the actions of the prosecutor in Pitchford's case.

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The Hill May 28

House Democrats to Introduce Bill to Block Trump's Arch Project

House Democrats are set to introduce a bill that would prevent the use of federal funds for President Trump's planned triumphal arch project. The proposed legislation aims to protect viewsheds around Arlington National Cemetery.

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The Hill May 28

Trump's Request to Dismiss Senate Parliamentarian Not Fulfilled

President Trump asked Senate Majority Leader John Thune to fire the Senate Parliamentarian for rejecting his proposal to include $1 billion for White House security in the budget reconciliation bill. The request was met with bipartisan backlash and was eventually dropped.

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The Hill May 28

US Treasury Department Sanctions Iranian Agency Over Strait of Hormuz Control

The US Treasury Department has sanctioned the Persian Gulf Strait Authority, an Iranian agency formed to manage the Strait of Hormuz. This action is part of the US response to what it describes as an attempt by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to control the strategic waterway.

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Washington Examiner May 28

Treasury Department Advances Proposal for $250 Bill Featuring Trump's Image

The Treasury Department is advancing plans for a $250 banknote featuring Donald Trump's image, despite legal restrictions against depicting living individuals on currency. This effort follows the introduction of legislation by Rep. Joe Wilson aimed at authorizing such a bill. Multiple layers of federal approval would be required to create a new denomination.

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cnn.com May 28

Republicans Expected to Gain Seats in Redistricting Ahead of Midterm Elections

Republicans are expected to finish the midterm redistricting process with a potential advantage of up to 10 seats over Democrats, influenced by a Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act. Both parties are preparing for more aggressive redistricting strategies for the 2028 elections, while Republicans currently hold a slim majority in the US House.

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