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310 Individuals Charged, 100s of Border-Related Cases Filed Across Texas, Arizona, and California
Charges were brought against suspected human smugglers, as well as illegal immigrants already convicted for violent crimes and sexual abuse.
Court Rules Illinois’ In-State Tuition Benefits for Illegal Immigrants ‘Unconstitutional and Invalid’
The ruling stops Illinois from ‘putting illegal aliens ahead of American citizens,’ US Attorney Steven D Weinhoeft said.
CIA Obtained Secret Information About Wuhan Lab, Fauci Diary Shows
The spy agency intercepted conversations in China, and received information from sources.
California Bill to Change Public Records Law Undergoes Multiple Revisions Following Criticism
AB 1821 would change the response deadlines from calendar days to ‘business days’ to give agencies more time to process information requests.
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Brazil Denies Visas to 2 US State Department Officials Ahead of Election
Brazil’s presidential election will be held in October.
DOJ Sues Colorado for Offering In-State Tuition, Aid to Illegal Immigrants
The DOJ stated that the lawsuit against Colorado was the 14th case it has filed challenging in-state tuition policies for illegal immigrants.
In Photos: Officers Find One of Many Pesticide-Riddled Marijuana Grow Operations in California
Hundreds of illegal marijuana grow sites are operating near working farms in Montague, California.
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Skoufis Talks to Constituents About Car Insurance Premiums, ICE, and Bail Reform
The state senator continues his annual ‘Skoufis on Your Street’ town hall series.
Taiwan Officials Warn Beijing Is Turning Taiwan’s Political Divisions Into Distrust
Beijing uses infiltration, subsidized trips, and digital influence campaigns to weaken Taiwan people’s trust in the U.S. and shape voting behavior: officials.
US and Iran Pause Attacks, Officials Say
Trump’s pause was confirmed by the U.S. ambassador to the U.N. and a White House official, while Iran’s army said it halted its own strikes.
US State Department Issues Travel Advisory for Belgium
Some terror outfits and other groups are ‘intent on attacking U.S. citizens abroad,’ the advisory warned.
The Rise of the Middle-Aged Skateboarder
They might fall harder and heal more slowly, but older riders are carving bowls, rebuilding confidence, and rediscovering the thrills.
Trump Orders Investigation Into EU Treatment of American Tech Companies
Billions of dollars in fines against American technology companies must be reversed, the president said.
Democrats Pick South Carolina to Open the 2028 Presidential Primary
The decision is not yet final—the full DNC is scheduled to ratify the calendar at its August meeting.
Zelenskyy Recalls Turning Point in Relations With Trump After Tense Oval Office Meeting
Trump said on July 8 that the United States would grant Ukraine a license to procure Patriot missiles.
Cassidy Says He’s Backing Trump’s CDC Nominee
The confirmation vote for Dr. Erica Schwartz was postponed.
Senate to Add Iran to Russia Sanctions Bill
Senate Majority Leader John Thune said the legislation could be passed by the Senate before the August recess.
Justice Department Withdraws Subpoenas of New York Times Journalists
The Justice Department on July 10 subpoenaed journalists from The New York Times who reported on alleged safety concerns regarding the new Air Force One.
Secret Service Agent in Vance’s Detail Under Investigation Over Leaks, Spokesperson Says
The unnamed agent also faces a ‘potential criminal inquiry,’ a Secret Service spokesman said.
House Judiciary Chair Refers Jack Smith to DOJ for Possible Prosecution
Jim Jordan said that new information received on July 14 showed that Smith’s team likely violated the DOJ’s own internal policy.
