Politics

PBS NewsHour May 28

Treasury Department Plans $250 Bill Featuring Trump's Image

The Treasury Department is working on a $250 bill that will feature Donald Trump's image. In related news, a Trump-appointed judge has upheld an executive order limiting mail-in voting, and the Justice Department has opened an investigation into E. Jean Carroll, who has previously won civil cases against Trump.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

Trump Discloses Stock Trades by Trust, Raising Ethical Concerns

President Trump disclosed that his trust has been trading individual stocks, a practice considered unprecedented for a sitting U.S. president. This has raised ethical concerns about the potential benefits to his financial holdings from his public actions and statements.

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cnbc.com May 28

Airlines and Hotels Express Concerns Over Potential Immigration Policy Changes

Major U.S. airlines and hotel groups have raised alarms about the Trump administration's potential plans to stop customs processing at airports in 'sanctuary cities.' Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin indicated that this could happen if local governments do not enforce federal immigration laws, which could disrupt international travel and tourism ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

Pam Bondi to Interview with House Committee Regarding Epstein Investigation

Pam Bondi, former Attorney General, will be interviewed by a House committee regarding her role in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interview is set to take place behind closed doors on Friday.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

Palestinian woman detained for a year after protesting in Gaza shares her experience

In 2024, pro-Palestinian protests took place at various college campuses, leading to the detention of non-citizen student protesters by ICE. Leqaa Kordia, one of the detainees, shared her experience after spending over a year in custody.

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Fox News — Politics May 28

New York Mayor Mamdani to Skip Israel Day Parade

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will not attend the Israel Day Parade, breaking a tradition upheld by previous mayors. His absence is attributed to political principles, particularly his criticism of Israel. He has pledged to provide security for the event and continues to participate in other cultural celebrations.

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Fox News — Latest May 28

New York Mayor Mamdani Will Not Attend Israel Day Parade

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will not attend the Israel Day Parade, breaking a long-standing tradition among city mayors. His absence is attributed to political principles, particularly in light of his criticism of Israel following recent events. He has pledged to provide security for the parade despite not attending.

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The Hill May 28

Los Angeles mayoral race gains national attention as Spencer Pratt emerges as a serious contender

The Los Angeles mayoral race is drawing national interest as Mayor Karen Bass faces 15 challengers, including Spencer Pratt, whose campaign has gained significant momentum. The nonpartisan primary is set for Tuesday.

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Fox News — Politics May 28

Fox News Poll Indicates Urgency for AI Regulation Among Voters

A Fox News Poll shows that 78% of registered voters consider AI regulation urgent, with a preference for protecting public interests over promoting innovation. There are notable generational and partisan differences in opinions regarding responsibility and coordination with other countries on AI regulation.

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Fox News — Latest May 28

Fox News Poll: Majority of Voters Urge AI Regulation Over Innovation

A Fox News Poll shows that 78% of registered voters believe AI regulation is urgent, prioritizing public safety over innovation. The survey highlights a generational divide in urgency and reveals differing opinions on whether the U.S. should coordinate with other countries on AI regulations.

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Washington Examiner May 28

Guatemala Seeks U.S. Military Assistance to Combat Drug Cartels

Guatemala is seeking U.S. military assistance to conduct operations against drug cartels within its territory. The Guatemalan government expressed its desire for active military operations with U.S. support, although no formal agreement exists for foreign military operations. This initiative is part of a broader strategy by the Trump administration to combat drug trafficking in Central and South America.

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Al Jazeera English May 28

Colombia's New Government Faces Debt Challenge Amid Poverty Reduction

Colombia's first left-wing government has made progress in reducing poverty, but the country is now confronted with a substantial debt issue. The upcoming president will need to address this challenge while preserving the social gains made.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

DOJ Files Lawsuits Against Four States Over License Plate Restrictions for Federal Agents

The Department of Justice has initiated lawsuits against Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington, alleging that the states' restrictions on undercover license plates for federal agents are unconstitutional. The DOJ contends that these limitations impede law enforcement and compromise agent safety.

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Washington Examiner May 28

New Jersey Health Officials Conduct Limited Inspection of Delaney Hall

New Jersey health officials conducted a limited inspection of the Delaney Hall immigration detention center after being denied full access. Governor Mikie Sherrill criticized ICE for blocking entry and emphasized the need for transparency regarding conditions at the facility. Tensions have risen with ongoing protests and allegations of inhumane treatment of detainees.

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The Hill May 28

Michigan Democratic Senate Candidates Debate Key Issues

During a debate on Thursday, Democratic candidates for Michigan's Senate seat discussed foreign and corporate campaign donations. The candidates include Rep. Haley Stevens, state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, and Abdul El-Sayed, who are vying to replace retiring Sen. Gary Peters in the August election.

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cbsnews.com May 28

White House has not released results of Trump's recent physical exam

The White House has not yet released the results of President Trump's latest physical exam at Walter Reed National Military Hospital. Trump stated that everything 'checked out perfectly,' but further details are expected soon. His health has been described as 'excellent' by his physician, with no serious conditions reported.

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dailymail.com May 28

Former Border Patrol Chief Criticizes White House Amid Protests at ICE Facility

Greg Bovino, the former Border Patrol Commander-at-Large, criticized the White House's response to protests at an ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey. His comments come amid allegations of poor conditions at the facility, which have led to protests and a hunger strike by detainees. Local officials have also expressed concerns about the situation.

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New York Times — Politics May 28

Treasury Secretary Supports Proposal for New $250 Bill Featuring Trump

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has indicated his support for a proposal to place President Trump's portrait on a new $250 bill. This announcement was made during a press conference held on May 28, 2026.

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Axios May 28

DOJ Investigates Reid Hoffman's Nonprofit Linked to E. Jean Carroll Case

The Department of Justice is investigating Reid Hoffman's nonprofit organization regarding its financial contributions to E. Jean Carroll's legal expenses in her civil lawsuit against President Trump. The investigation raises questions about potential retaliation against Trump critics and the independence of DOJ officials. Carroll is not the subject of the investigation, according to sources.

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PBS NewsHour May 28

California Democrats Show Slower Ballot Return Rates Ahead of Primary Election

California's primary election is set for June 2, with early voting starting in May. Democrats are returning their ballots at a slower rate than typical, amidst a campaign characterized by surprises and a lack of a clear leading candidate.

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