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apnews.com

Republicans Gain Advantage in Redistricting Ahead of November Elections

Republicans have completed a redistricting process that may yield approximately 10 additional U.S. House seats in the November elections. While Republicans believe they could gain seats in several states, historical trends and current political dynamics suggest a competitive landscape, with Democrats also aiming to secure additional seats in response to the changes.

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New York Times — US

G.O.P. Advances Immigration Bill with Potential Ban on Trump's Fund

The Republican Party has moved forward with an immigration enforcement bill, following a vote on Wednesday that could lead to its passage on Thursday. The bill may include a ban on funding related to former President Trump's initiatives.

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PBS NewsHour

House to Vote on Iran War Powers Bill

The House of Representatives is set to vote on a war powers resolution concerning Iran. Speaker Mike Johnson had previously stopped the vote, but opposition to the ongoing conflict has intensified.

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The Hill

Senate Begins Debate on Immigration Enforcement Funding Bill

The Senate has voted to start debating a funding package for immigration enforcement agencies, with a vote of 53-46. This follows delays due to Republican opposition to a proposed $1.8 billion fund from the White House.

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The Hill

AI policy groups advocate for safeguards on lethal autonomous weapons in NDAA

AI policy groups are urging the House and Senate Armed Services Committees to include safeguards for lethal autonomous weapons in the National Defense Authorization Act. The request was made by Americans for Responsible Innovation, Alliance for Secure AI, and The AI Policy Network.

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NPR — Politics

Trump removes job protections for 8,000 federal workers

President Trump has changed the employment status of around 8,000 federal workers to at-will, which removes their job protections. This decision has led to lawsuits alleging that it violates the principles of a nonpartisan civil service.

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PBS NewsHour

Senate Votes on Immigration Enforcement Funding Legislation

The Senate is voting on a $70 billion bill aimed at funding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol. The bill's passage was delayed for weeks due to challenges posed by President Trump and the White House.

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cnn.com

Senate Republicans Remove Trump Ballroom Funding from Immigration Bill

Senate Republicans have eliminated funding for President Trump's ballroom security from their immigration bill after a ruling by the parliamentarian deemed it a violation of budgetary rules. This decision is likely to frustrate Trump, who had previously indicated that the project would be funded through private donations.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Administration Expands Sanctions on Cuba Targeting Foreign Companies

The Trump administration has expanded U.S. sanctions on Cuba, targeting foreign companies that do business with the military-linked conglomerate GAESA. This move is intended to pressure foreign firms and potentially reduce support for the Cuban regime, though critics warn it may worsen the humanitarian crisis for ordinary Cubans. The sanctions were enacted under an executive order signed on May 1, with penalties for non-compliance beginning after a June 5 deadline.

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Fox News — Latest

Nick Saban Testifies Before Senate on College Sports Legislation

Nick Saban testified before the Senate Commerce Committee on June 3, 2026, advocating for federal legislation to address challenges in college sports, particularly related to NIL and the transfer portal. The hearing included discussions on financial pressures faced by athletic programs and the high salaries of coaches, with a bipartisan bill being developed by Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell.

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New York Times — Politics

U.S. Government Challenges Court Order on Tariff Refunds

The U.S. government is fighting a court order that requires it to refund some tariffs. Officials have indicated that the return of these duties, which could amount to tens of billions of dollars, may be postponed.

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Washington Examiner

Congressional Black Caucus Opposes College Sports Reform Due to Redistricting Concerns

The Congressional Black Caucus has announced its opposition to the bipartisan "Protect College Sports Act" due to concerns over redistricting in Southern states following a Supreme Court ruling. The caucus argues that these redistricting efforts diminish Black voting power and calls for a pause on the bill until college athletic institutions address these issues.

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Guardian — US

Colorado Governor Vetoes Bill Banning Surveillance Pricing

Colorado Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill on June 3, 2026, that would have banned surveillance pricing for wages and consumer goods. This measure was designed to be the most comprehensive in the U.S., following Maryland's earlier law banning such practices in grocery stores.

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Washington Examiner

US Authorities Intercept Drones Over Masters and Miami Grand Prix

U.S. authorities reported the interception of drones over the 2026 Masters Tournament and the Miami Grand Prix. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin testified that twelve drones were intercepted at the Masters and eight at the Grand Prix, highlighting concerns about drone threats at large events, including the upcoming FIFA World Cup. The government is employing a layered defense strategy against drone threats, involving multiple federal agencies.

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