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Daily Wire

Justice Department Files Lawsuits Against Sanctuary States Over ICE License Plate Policies

The Justice Department has filed lawsuits against Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington for not providing undercover license plates to ICE officers. The lawsuits claim that this refusal compromises federal law enforcement efforts and the safety of officers. The states are accused of discriminatory practices against ICE while providing such resources to other federal agencies.

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mediaite.com

Trump Administration Discusses Military Options Regarding Cuba

Officials in the Trump administration are considering military options regarding Cuba as they increase sanctions on the government. Concerns about potential unrest due to economic conditions have prompted discussions about military readiness, although no immediate invasion is planned. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is a central figure in the sanctions strategy.

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Washington Examiner

Janeese Lewis George Proposes Safe Injection Sites in Washington, D.C.

Janeese Lewis George, a candidate for mayor of Washington, D.C., has proposed the creation of safe injection sites to combat the opioid overdose crisis. These facilities would allow individuals to use drugs under supervision, aiming to reduce overdose risks. The proposal has received both support and criticism within the community.

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Daily Wire

Staten Island Man Sentenced for Role in Iran-Sponsored Assassination Plot

Jonathan Loadholt was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a state-sponsored assassination plot against journalist Masih Alinejad, orchestrated by the Iranian government. Loadholt and his co-defendant were hired by an asset of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to carry out the assassination on U.S. soil, but the plot was disrupted by law enforcement.

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The Verge

Temu fined over $230 million by EU for illegal product sales

Temu has been fined €200 million by the European Commission due to concerns about illegal products on its platform. The investigation, which started in October 2024, found that Temu failed to comply with the Digital Service Act by not adequately addressing the risks of illegal items.

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Fox News — Latest

Harvard's Appointment of Sheryl WuDunn to Board of Overseers Criticized by Students and Alumni

Harvard University appointed Sheryl WuDunn as vice chair of the Board of Overseers' executive committee, a decision that has faced criticism from students and alumni due to her husband's recent controversial column in the New York Times. Critics argue that the timing of her appointment raises questions about the university's commitment to its values, particularly regarding antisemitism on campus.

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NPR — Politics

U.S. Forces Conduct Defensive Strikes on Iran

U.S. forces conducted defensive strikes on Iran on May 28, 2026. President Trump indicated that the midterm elections will not affect his approach to negotiating an end to the conflict.

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NPR — Top Stories

Ohio Lawmaker Supports American Heritage Act for Schools

Ohio Representative Gary Click is advocating for the American Heritage Act, which would enable schools to teach about the positive influence of Judeo-Christian values in U.S. history. Opponents contend that the bill promotes a distorted view of history.

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NPR — Politics

Ohio Lawmaker Supports American Heritage Act for Schools

Ohio state Representative Gary Click is advocating for the American Heritage Act, which would enable schools to teach about the positive influence of Judeo-Christian values in U.S. history. Opponents contend that the bill promotes a distorted view of history.

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The Hill

Republican Populists Achieve Legislative Wins in the House

Populist Republicans have secured legislative victories in the House, including the addition of a rail safety bill to a transportation package. These actions have faced opposition from traditional conservatives and GOP leaders.

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Washington Examiner

Potential Customs Shutdown at Airports in FIFA Host Cities

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced plans to potentially shut down customs operations at airports in sanctuary cities, which could affect international travelers attending the FIFA World Cup. The 11 host cities include several classified as sanctuary cities, which may lead to customs officers being withdrawn from those locations. Rep. Rob Menendez criticized the proposal as unwise.

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sports.yahoo.com

Senators Reach Agreement on College Sports Reform Legislation

Senators Maria Cantwell and Ted Cruz have reached a bipartisan agreement on the Protect College Sports Act, aimed at regulating college athletics. The legislation includes provisions for athlete transfers, eligibility, and compensation caps, while also establishing a national standard for NIL compensation. The bill's introduction comes amid ongoing debates in college sports regarding athlete compensation and governance.

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The Daily Beast

Pam Bondi Faces Ethics Complaint Filed by Former Chief Justice

Pam Bondi, former U.S. Attorney General, is facing an ethics complaint filed by Peggy Quince, a retired chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court, supported by over 120 legal professionals. The complaint alleges misconduct in Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case and other prosecutions, and calls for an investigation that could lead to disbarment.

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NPR — Top Stories

Discussion on Federal Gas Tax Suspension and Its Implications

Donald Trump has suggested a temporary halt to the federal gasoline tax, potentially saving drivers 18.4 cents per gallon. This action could, however, deplete the fund intended for road infrastructure, which is currently under financial strain.

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The Daily Beast

Judge Denies Warrant Request for Don Lemon's YouTube Subscriber Information

A judge has rejected a request for warrants to obtain subscriber information from Don Lemon's YouTube channel as part of a federal investigation into his coverage of an anti-ICE protest. The judge found insufficient justification for the request, which Lemon and others argue is part of a broader issue of distrust in the Department of Justice.

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Daily Wire

Kyle Busch's Death Highlights Importance of Recognizing Sepsis Warning Signs

Kyle Busch, a NASCAR driver, passed away at 41 due to complications from pneumonia that led to sepsis. His death has raised awareness about sepsis, a serious condition affecting millions annually in the U.S. Health experts emphasize the importance of recognizing warning signs and seeking prompt medical attention.

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BBC — World

US Conducts Airstrikes on Iranian Targets Again

The US has carried out airstrikes on Iranian targets for the second time in three days. This escalation takes place during a fragile ceasefire and ongoing negotiations to resolve a three-month war.

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