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ICE Expands Use of Iris Recognition Technology

ICE is set to enhance its iris recognition technology by deploying hundreds of scanning devices across the U.S. This move has prompted privacy experts to express concerns about the accumulation of biometric data by the Department of Homeland Security.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Responds to Biden's Legal Action Against DOJ

Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden following Biden's federal lawsuit aimed at blocking the release of audio recordings from a special counsel investigation. Biden's legal team argues that the release would violate his privacy, while Trump claims the situation reflects a political double standard.

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Daily Wire

Pam Bondi Diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer After DOJ Departure

Pam Bondi, former Attorney General, was diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after leaving the Department of Justice. She has undergone treatment and is recovering, with limited public details available. The news has prompted expressions of support from various political figures, and Bondi remains connected to President Trump, who may appoint her to a new advisory role.

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Deutsche Welle

US Administration Plans to Limit Immigration at Certain Airports

The US administration is preparing to restrict immigration at airports in sanctuary cities, which are known for not cooperating with federal immigration policies. This action is timed with the anticipated arrival of millions of foreign tourists for the FIFA World Cup in June.

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Fox News — Latest

Evacuation Orders Lifted for 50,000 Residents After Chemical Incident at California Aerospace Plant

Evacuation orders for approximately 50,000 residents near a Southern California aerospace facility were lifted after a hazardous materials incident involving a compromised chemical tank. Health officials confirmed no hazardous contamination was detected, and ongoing monitoring will continue. The incident has prompted local officials to scrutinize the safety practices of the company involved.

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nbcnews.com

Texas Attorney General Primary Runoff Candidates Announced for 2026

Mayes Middleton and Rep. Chip Roy are in a runoff for Texas Attorney General, with incumbent Ken Paxton running for Senate. The Democratic runoff features former Galveston Mayor Joe Jaworski and state Senator Nathan Johnson. The expected vote count is based on early voting data and will be updated as new information comes in.

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nbcnews.com

Johnny Garcia wins Texas House primary amid controversy surrounding rival's comments

Johnny Garcia has secured the Democratic nomination for Texas’ 35th Congressional District, defeating rival Maureen Galindo, who faced backlash for antisemitic comments. Garcia will compete against Republican Carlos De La Cruz in the general election, as the district, redrawn to favor Republicans, shows signs of being competitive.

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New York Post

Biden Files Lawsuit Against Justice Department Over Audio and Transcripts Release

President Joe Biden has initiated legal action against the Justice Department to block the release of audio and transcripts connected to a special counsel investigation. The inquiry, led by Robert Hur, examines Biden's retention of classified documents from his previous roles in government.

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