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New York Times, Department of Homeland Security Dispute Over Report on FBI ICE Investigations
DHS calls the story 'FALSE' while the newspaper stands by its reporting that federal agents were told the FBI would no longer investigate confrontations with immigration agents.
America Compared to Nazi Regime During Progressive Victory Call Featuring Khanna, Bush
Kyle Kulinski called U.S. government 'dead-eye psychopaths' and compared American and Israeli governments to Mussolini and Hitler during virtual event.
Hungarian Prosecutors Raid Orbán Party's Data Center in Embezzlement Probe
The raid targets servers used by Fidesz as part of an investigation into alleged misuse of $53.5 million through Hungary's National Cultural Fund.
Congress Examines Antisemitism in Healthcare Education as Medical Schools Navigate Political Tensions
House hearings have focused on whether political ideology is affecting professional evaluations and patient care in medical institutions.
Arizona Republicans Pick Nominees Tuesday for Governor and Other Top Offices
The primary will determine who challenges Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs in a battleground state where election administration posts are also on the ballot.
Court Rejects Biden Emergency Request, Clearing Path for Ghostwriter Tape Release by August 3
The Oversight Project secured a legal victory that could make public audio recordings of conversations between the former president and his memoir ghostwriter obtained during Robert Hur's classified documents investigation.
Federal Appeals Court Rejects Biden's Request to Block Release of Hur Interview Tapes
The D.C. Circuit ruled 2-1 that privacy concerns do not outweigh public interest in disclosure of recordings and transcripts from the special counsel's classified documents investigation.
Republican Congressman Pushes Bill to Repeal Biden-Era Vehicle Impairment Detection Mandate
The legislation would rescind a provision requiring all new cars to include technology that can detect drunk driving and remotely disable vehicles.
Nicaragua's Ortega Declares Elections Permanently Ended, Solidifying Family Rule
The 80-year-old leader told a crowd of state workers that he must build a legal wall against opposition traitors and coup plotters as his wife Rosario Murillo serves as co-president.
Pittsburgh County Official Placed on Leave After Telling Journalist to Jump Off Bridge
Abigail Gardner, communications director for county executive Sara Innamorato, posted the video in response to comments about wildfire smoke warnings.