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Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

The Hill

Trump criticizes judge over Kennedy Center ruling

President Trump expressed disapproval of U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper's ruling that prevented the addition of his name to the Kennedy Center. Trump stated that the judge should feel shame for the decision regarding the center's closure for renovations.

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Washington Examiner

New Jersey State Police Respond to Protests at Delaney Hall

New Jersey State Police intervened in protests at Delaney Hall, facilitating the exit of ICE employees after Governor Mikie Sherrill ordered a protest zone. While most protesters complied with police requests, some engaged in dangerous actions, leading to temporary area clearance. The situation is ongoing as both anti-ICE and pro-ICE demonstrators prepare to gather again.

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Guardian — US

White House memo reports on Trump's health checkup results

A memo from the White House indicates that President Donald Trump is in excellent health, according to his physician, despite experiencing lower leg swelling and benign hand bruising. The memo highlights strong overall physical function.

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The Atlantic

Proposed Changes to National Science Foundation Funding for Social Sciences

The Trump administration has proposed significant budget cuts to the National Science Foundation (NSF), potentially eliminating its Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (SBE) division, which funds a majority of social science research. This move has raised concerns among social scientists about the future of funding and the ability to understand societal trends, as the SBE division supports critical surveys and research initiatives.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's Comments on Oman Highlight Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz

President Trump threatened Oman during a Cabinet meeting, stating that the Gulf kingdom must comply with U.S. expectations regarding the Strait of Hormuz. His comments reflect ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Oman, which has historically served as a mediator in U.S.-Iran relations. Experts warn that any arrangements benefiting Iran could threaten freedom of navigation in this critical shipping route.

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The Hill

Hegseth responds to claims about Taiwan arms sale delay

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has responded to claims that the ongoing conflict in Iran has caused a delay in a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao previously stated that the U.S. is holding off on the sale to preserve munitions.

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Axios

Texas Senate Race Tests GOP's Anti-Woke Strategy

The Texas Senate race is testing the effectiveness of the GOP's anti-woke strategy in light of economic challenges. Republican James Talarico is being targeted for his progressive views, while Democrat Ken Paxton faces scrutiny over his legal issues. The race could signal shifts in voter sentiment and party strategies moving forward.

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Guardian — US

Experts Warn US Incinerators Ineffective in Reducing PFAS Air Pollution

Experts warn that US garbage incinerators are failing to adequately reduce PFAS air pollution, posing risks to low-income neighborhoods. An industry report claims significant reductions in emissions, but public health advocates remain concerned about the effectiveness of these measures.

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Fox News — Politics

Treasury Department Plans $250 Bill Featuring Trump, Pending Congressional Approval

The Treasury Department is preparing a $250 bill featuring President Donald Trump's portrait for the 250th anniversary of the U.S., pending a change in federal law. The proposal has sparked criticism from Democratic lawmakers who argue it prioritizes Trump's legacy over the anniversary celebration.

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The Hill

Trump defends renovations of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

President Trump defended the renovations of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, responding to critical media coverage. He emphasized the professionalism involved in the project and the cost-effectiveness of the renovations.

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Axios

Schools Implement Measures to Reduce Screen Time in Classrooms

Efforts to reduce screen time in classrooms are gaining traction, with at least 16 states proposing legislation to limit technology use. Schools Beyond Screens, a nonprofit advocating for reduced screen time, has seen significant growth and has influenced policy changes in major school districts. The American Federation of Teachers has also introduced guidelines for managing AI and screen time in education.

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Fox News — Latest

Public Hearing in New York Discusses Cash Reparations for Black Residents

A public hearing in New York focused on cash reparations for Black residents as state officials consider compensation for slavery and racial injustices. Advocates called for significant financial payments, emphasizing the need for reparations to be based on lineage and the importance of recognizing foundational Black Americans.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Faces Cabinet Vacancies Ahead of Midterm Elections

President Trump is facing two Cabinet vacancies as he approaches the midterm elections, specifically for the roles of attorney general and labor secretary. The tight legislative calendar and the limited term of the acting attorney general may complicate the nomination process, particularly with potential opposition from certain Senate members.

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Vox

Overview of the Ongoing Debate Over Raw Milk Consumption

The debate over raw milk consumption in the U.S. continues as public health agencies emphasize the safety benefits of pasteurization, while advocates argue for the legalization of raw milk sales. Recent legislative efforts in various states aim to ease restrictions, despite ongoing concerns from health officials about the risks associated with raw milk, particularly for vulnerable populations.

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Al Jazeera English

Tom Barrack to Step Down from Formal Syria Post

Tom Barrack, the Trump envoy for Syria, will step down from his formal position but will maintain an important role in overseeing U.S. policy in Syria and Iraq. This change was announced on May 30, 2026.

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New York Times — Politics

Defense Secretary Hegseth Addresses Asian Partners at Shangri-La Dialogue

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered remarks at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on May 30, 2026. He emphasized the United States' commitment to security partnerships in the region, describing the approach as 'strong, quiet and clear.'

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