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Fox News — Latest May 30

Three Protesters Convicted on Federal Conspiracy Charges in Washington

Three protesters known as the 'Spokane 3' were convicted on federal conspiracy charges for attempting to block an ICE transfer in Washington state. The case has raised concerns about the rights to protest and dissent, with criticism directed at former Spokane City Council President Ben Stuckart for his absence during the trial.

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New York Post May 30

Demonstrators Call for Closure of Newark Detention Center Amid Reports of Poor Conditions

Demonstrators and New Jersey Democrats are urging the DHS to shut down a privately-operated detention center in Newark due to reports of poor conditions. The facility has a capacity of 1,000 beds but is currently housing around 300 migrants.

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The Hill May 30

U.S. Southern Command Commander Meets with Cuban Military Officials

Gen. Francis L. Donovan, the commander of U.S. Southern Command, held a meeting with senior Cuban military officials near Naval Station Guantánamo Bay. The discussions come at a time of heightened tensions between the U.S. and Cuba.

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Guardian — US May 30

US Military Conducts Strike on Boat in Pacific, Death Toll Exceeds 200

On May 29, 2026, the US military executed a strike on a boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three men. This incident is part of an ongoing campaign against drug trafficking, raising the total death toll to over 200.

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Fox News — Latest May 30

Brendan Sorsby Seeks Injunction Against NCAA Amid Gambling Controversy

Brendan Sorsby, a Texas Tech quarterback, is pursuing an injunction against the NCAA to regain eligibility after admitting to significant gambling during his college career. His legal team argues that the NCAA's response to his gambling addiction has been punitive rather than supportive. The court's decision may impact future cases related to gambling in college sports.

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The Daily Beast May 30

Concerns Raised Over President Trump's Unreleased Medical Report

President Trump's decision not to release his latest medical report has raised concerns about his health and fitness for office. Dr. Jonathan Reiner criticized the White House for its silence, contrasting it with previous practices of timely disclosures. As Trump nears his 80th birthday, public scrutiny over his health has intensified.

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Mother Jones May 29

Three Protesters Convicted of Conspiracy Related to ICE Protest in Spokane

Bajun Mavalwalla II, Jac Archer, and Justice Forral were convicted of conspiracy for their roles in a protest against ICE in Spokane, Washington, in June 2025. The case raises concerns about the implications of such charges on free expression and the rights of protesters, with plans for an appeal underway.

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PBS NewsHour May 29

Kenyan Court Blocks U.S. Plan for Ebola Quarantine Center

A Kenyan court has halted the U.S. plan to create an Ebola quarantine center in Kenya for Americans. This decision occurs as Central Africa faces an Ebola outbreak with over 900 suspected cases.

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PBS NewsHour May 29

Father of Israeli embassy worker discusses antisemitism after attack

Daniel Lischinsky, father of Yaron Lischinsky, spoke about the fight against antisemitism and preserving his son's legacy during an interview with Nick Schifrin. This comes one year after Yaron and Sarah Milrim were killed in a shooting at a diplomatic event in Washington, D.C.

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Ars Technica May 29

Kenyan Court Blocks U.S. Plan to Establish Ebola Quarantine Facility

A proposed U.S. plan to send Ebola-exposed Americans to a quarantine facility in Kenya has been blocked by a legal challenge from the Katiba Institute. The facility was intended to provide care for those exposed to the virus, but the plan is currently stalled.

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Axios May 29

Majority of Performers Withdraw from Freedom 250 Concert Series

Two-thirds of the performers for the Freedom 250 concert series have withdrawn, citing concerns over the event's perceived partisan ties. The concert series, linked to the 250th anniversary of the United States, is scheduled to take place on the National Mall from June 25 to July 10.

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Fox News — Politics May 29

Pope Leo XIV Meets with Chicago Mayor and Delegation at the Vatican

Pope Leo XIV met with Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and a delegation from the city at the Vatican. The meeting included discussions on political collaboration, with Johnson inviting the Pope to officiate a Holy Mass in Chicago in 2027 and presenting various gifts that reflected the mayor's priorities.

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The Daily Beast May 29

Kenyan Court Temporarily Blocks U.S. Ebola Quarantine Facility

A Kenyan court has halted the establishment of a U.S. Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base, which was intended to support Americans exposed to the virus. The ruling complicates the U.S. response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, as the court prohibits individuals from affected regions from entering Kenya pending further hearings.

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Fox News — Latest May 29

Pentagon Mediates First Military Talks Between Israel and Lebanon

Israeli and Lebanese military delegations commenced talks mediated by the Pentagon in Washington, focusing on security coordination to prevent escalation along the Israel-Lebanon border. The discussions aim to reinforce a ceasefire and address issues related to Hezbollah's military presence. Analysts express concerns about Lebanon's capacity to limit Hezbollah's influence without risking internal conflict.

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PBS NewsHour May 29

U.S. to designate Brazil's major drug gangs as foreign terrorist organizations

The U.S. State Department will designate Brazil's two largest drug gangs as foreign terrorist organizations starting next month. The Brazilian government has indicated that it sees this designation as undue interference in its political matters.

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The Hill May 29

Guatemalan President Denies Agreement with US on Anti-Drug Strikes

Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo denied any agreement with the U.S. for joint military operations against drug trafficking in Guatemala. He acknowledged ongoing collaboration to enhance the country's anti-drug efforts.

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The Hill May 29

Kenyan Court Blocks U.S. Ebola Quarantine Facility

A Kenyan court has ruled against the establishment of a U.S. quarantine facility for Ebola exposure. The ruling reflects rising public dissent regarding the government's decision to support the U.S. initiative.

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Daily Wire May 29

Kenyan Court Temporarily Blocks U.S. Ebola Quarantine Plan

A Kenyan court has temporarily blocked the U.S. plan to set up an Ebola quarantine and treatment facility at Laikipia Air Base, pending a hearing on June 2. The ruling follows concerns from legal activists and the medical community about public health risks and transparency. The facility was intended to treat Americans exposed to Ebola during the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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The Hill May 29

Jake Sullivan discusses potential Iran deal options

Jake Sullivan, former national security adviser, expressed criticism of the Trump administration's approach to Iran negotiations. He indicated that the tentative deal being considered by U.S. officials could be the most viable option available.

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New York Times — World May 29

U.S. Military Reports Vessel on Narco-Trafficking Route in Eastern Pacific

The U.S. Southern Command has shared a video of a vessel on a narco-trafficking route in the eastern Pacific. Experts suggest that current military strategies have not effectively reduced cocaine trafficking to the U.S.

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