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Fox News — Politics

Rand Paul anticipates contempt vote against Fauci following refusal to testify

Senator Rand Paul is leading efforts to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress for his refusal to testify, citing the invocation of the Fifth Amendment. Paul believes there are sufficient votes to pass the contempt resolution and plans to involve the Department of Justice if successful. The situation follows a recent hearing where Fauci declined to answer questions, leading to ongoing legal discussions regarding his presidential pardon.

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Axios

Trump Administration's Immigration Delays Increase ICE Arrest Targets

The Trump administration's immigration processing delays have led to a backlog of over 12.1 million applications, increasing the risk of arrest and deportation for many immigrants. Critics argue that these delays are a strategy to enhance deportation numbers, while USCIS maintains its commitment to improving efficiency and integrity in the immigration system.

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ms.now

New Mexico Sues DOJ Over Epstein Investigation

New Mexico has initiated a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice, alleging obstruction of the state's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein by officials including Todd Blanche. The lawsuit claims that the DOJ is withholding essential documents, which is harming victims and impeding justice. The DOJ has defended its actions by citing privacy concerns.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Rules Against Enforcement of Certain Firearm Regulations

A federal judge in Texas has ruled that certain provisions of the National Firearms Act can no longer be enforced, following the removal of a tax that justified these regulations. The decision may allow individuals to purchase suppressors and short-barreled firearms without federal registration, although background checks will still be required.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Acknowledges Supreme Court Ruling on Haiti TPS

A federal judge confirmed that the Supreme Court's ruling allows the Biden administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians, affecting approximately 330,000 to 350,000 individuals. The ruling follows a legal battle regarding the TPS designation, which has been in place since 2010 after the earthquake in Haiti.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Judge Acknowledges Supreme Court Ruling on Haiti TPS

A federal judge has acknowledged that a Supreme Court ruling allows the Biden administration to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians. The Supreme Court's decision prohibits judicial review of the administration's non-constitutional decisions regarding TPS terminations, impacting approximately 330,000 to 350,000 Haitians in the U.S. The ongoing legal case will examine potential racial animus in the administration's actions.

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the-sun.com

Nashville Considers Proposal to Ban Right Turns on Red

Nashville is evaluating a proposal to ban right turns on red lights in downtown and nearby neighborhoods to improve pedestrian safety. While some residents support the measure for its potential to reduce accidents, others are concerned about increased traffic delays. The proposal is set for public hearings and further readings before a final vote.

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Fox News — Politics

Democratic Senators Skip Hearing on Muslim Brotherhood Allegations

Democratic senators did not attend a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood's alleged network in the U.S. on August 5, 2026. Senator Ted Cruz criticized their absence, linking it to Abdul El-Sayed's primary victory in Michigan. The Democratic senators issued a statement condemning the hearing as a political stunt that scapegoated Muslims.

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Axios

Economic Policy Institute estimates deportation costs at $2,358 per taxpayer

The Economic Policy Institute estimates that the mass deportation efforts during President Trump's administration would cost American taxpayers approximately $2,358 each. The report suggests that the funds allocated for deportations could alternatively support various public services, highlighting the financial implications for communities across the country.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Confirms Termination of TPS for Haiti

A federal judge confirmed that her earlier order blocking the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti is no longer valid, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows the administration to proceed with the termination. This decision affects around 350,000 Haitians in the U.S. The plaintiffs' legal team plans to continue their fight over constitutional claims despite the ruling.

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Washington Examiner

D.C. Voters to Decide on Foie Gras Ban in November Ballot

Washington, D.C. voters will have the opportunity to vote on a ban on foie gras in the upcoming November ballot. The initiative, which has garnered enough support to qualify, aims to prohibit the force-feeding of birds used in the production of this luxury food item, with potential fines for violations.

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Washington Examiner

Dr. Erica Schwartz Confirmed as CDC Director by Senate

Dr. Erica Schwartz has been confirmed as the new director of the CDC by the Senate with a vote of 51-43. Schwartz, who previously served as deputy surgeon general, faced tough questioning during her confirmation regarding her stance on vaccine policies under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Daily Wire

Senate Panel Receives Fauci's COVID Phone Records Ahead of Contempt Vote

A Senate panel has received records from Dr. Anthony Fauci's cellphone used during the COVID-19 pandemic as it prepares for a vote on holding him in contempt of Congress. Senator Rand Paul plans to recommend prosecution to the Department of Justice if the vote passes. The contempt vote requires bipartisan support, and penalties for contempt of Congress include fines and possible imprisonment.

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The Daily Beast

New Mexico Files Lawsuit Against DOJ for Access to Epstein Ranch Investigation Files

New Mexico has initiated legal action against the Department of Justice for not providing access to investigation files related to Jeffrey Epstein's former ranch. The state claims this refusal hinders its ability to investigate crimes and protect survivors. The DOJ maintains that it prioritizes victim privacy and is prepared to assist within legal limits.

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Ars Technica

YouTube's AI Content Policy and Its Limitations

YouTube's policy on AI-generated content requires creators to disclose significant alterations or photorealistic generation. However, the policy has inconsistencies, allowing for various AI uses without disclosure, including idea generation and production assistance.

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Guardian — US

Senate Confirms Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC Director

The US Senate confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as the new director of the CDC with a 51-44 vote. She is the third nominee from President Trump to lead the agency amid previous unsuccessful nominations.

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