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Bipartisan Senators Propose Legislation to Expand Judge Pool for Federal Courts

Senators Chris Coons and Ashley Moody have introduced legislation to remove the residency requirement for judges on the Court of Federal Claims and the Federal Circuit, allowing judges to live outside of Washington, D.C. The proposal aims to broaden the pool of qualified judges and enhance the courts' representation of the nation. Legal experts have expressed support for the bill, while some critics raise concerns about potential travel costs and judicial collegiality.

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Al Jazeera English

CNN Barred from Air Force One; Real America’s Voice News to Cover Trump’s Trip

CNN has been barred from Air Force One for President Trump's upcoming trip, with Real America’s Voice News taking its place. This decision follows Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds, leading to a lawsuit from the barred outlets claiming a violation of their First Amendment rights. A US District Judge has temporarily struck down the ban, citing a lack of factual support for national security claims.

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Guardian — US

Trump Cancels Nearly $1 Billion in Congressional Funding

President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of nearly $1 billion in funding approved by Congress, aimed at immigrant services and diversity initiatives. The decision, made on September 25, 2026, employs a rare power to revoke such expenditures.

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washingtonsun.com

Bipartisan Senators Urge Trump to Withdraw Putin's Invitation to G20 Summit

A group of 13 bipartisan senators is urging President Trump to rescind Russian President Putin's invitation to the upcoming G20 summit in Miami, citing concerns over legitimacy amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. They also called for barring other sanctioned Russian officials from participating in G20 meetings until a peace agreement is reached.

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New York Post

Trump Cancels $810 Million in Funding for Various Programs

President Trump has ordered the cancellation of $810 million in funding across various federal departments, including significant cuts to programs for illegal immigrants and race-focused initiatives. This action, described as a "pocket" rescission, is legally contentious and may lead to challenges as it bypasses the usual congressional review period.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Aides Consider Alternatives to Scott Jennings for Press Secretary Position

President Donald Trump's aides are reportedly considering alternatives to Scott Jennings for the vacant press secretary position, following Karoline Leavitt's departure. Some staff members are advocating for an internal candidate, while the White House has faced challenges in communications amid low approval ratings and recent media bans.

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cbsnews.com

GAO Report Highlights Waste in ICE's Detention Capacity Expansion Efforts

A GAO report has found that ICE wasted millions of taxpayer dollars in its efforts to expand detention capacity, spending $1.07 billion on warehouses that it no longer plans to use. The report highlights a lack of long-term planning and oversight, with ICE's spending nearly doubling this year following significant funding from Congress. The agency's future financial planning remains uncertain as it continues to pursue its detention expansion agenda.

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spokesman.com

Senator Patty Murray Calls for End to Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ad

Senator Patty Murray has called for the White House to cease airing a taxpayer-funded ad promoting President Trump, citing concerns over misuse of public funds. The ad, which aired on Fox News, features Trump's voice and imagery, and has drawn criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans for its political implications. The White House maintains the ad is a public service announcement.

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BBC — World

Federal Advisory Council Ends Consultations on Trump's Proposed Arch Project

The federal advisory council has ended consultations on President Trump's proposed 250-foot arch, allowing construction to move forward despite opposition. Critics, including Senator Tammy Duckworth and Congressman Don Beyer, have raised concerns about the project's potential risks and the administration's compliance with required procedures. The FAA has determined that the arch will not pose a risk to nearby airport operations.

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Washington Examiner

Trump and Xi Discuss Historical Context During National Archives Visit

During a visit to the National Archives on September 25, 2026, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping compared their countries' histories, with Trump noting the U.S. has a history of 250 years compared to China's 6,000 years. The visit aimed to highlight the significance of U.S. democratic principles, and both leaders expressed optimism about their discussions, including topics related to Iran and agricultural benefits.

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The Hill

Senator Collins urges OMB to utilize unspent global health funding

Senator Susan Collins has called on the Trump administration to spend over $1 billion in global health funding that is set to expire. In her letter to key officials, she highlighted the need for timely allocation of these appropriated funds.

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Washington Examiner

White House Press Pool Resumes Coverage Following Reinstatement of CNN, Politico, and MS Now

The White House television press pool has resumed coverage after press passes for CNN, Politico, and MS Now were reinstated following a federal judge's ruling. The judge deemed President Trump's media ban unconstitutional, leading to the restoration of access for the three outlets. However, CNN and MS Now reporters were still blocked from attending a state dinner despite the ruling.

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ms.now

CNN Resumes TV Pool Coverage After Temporary Ban by White House

The Trump administration allowed CNN to resume its TV pool coverage duties on September 25, 2026, after previously blocking its journalists from Air Force One. The White House later barred CNN from accompanying Trump to a football game in Tennessee, following a week of restrictions and a lawsuit filed by CNN, MS NOW, and Politico over access to the White House.

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PBS NewsHour

White House TV pool resumes operations after temporary ban on news outlets

The U.S. network video pool for the White House resumed operations on September 25, 2026, after President Donald Trump lifted a ban on three news outlets. The ban had led to a temporary suspension of coverage, but a judge's ruling allowed reporters from CNN, Politico, and MS NOW to regain access to the White House.

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Axios

GAO report finds ICE mismanaged funds in detention expansion efforts

A GAO report revealed that ICE has mismanaged funds during its expansion efforts, wasting millions on poorly planned projects. The agency received over $75 billion since Trump's presidency but failed to conduct necessary analyses for its investments, leading to significant financial losses.

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Al Jazeera English

Trump Hosts State Dinner for Xi Jinping Amid Ongoing US-China Dialogue

President Donald Trump hosted a state dinner for Chinese leader Xi Jinping, marking their second meeting in 2026. The dinner focused on fostering dialogue between the US and China despite ongoing differences, with discussions covering topics such as trade and artificial intelligence. Notable guests included prominent tech executives.

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