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Washington Examiner

Senate Votes Against Limiting Trump's War Powers Regarding Iran

The Senate voted 50-49 against a resolution that would have limited President Trump's military powers regarding Iran. The vote saw support from three Republicans and opposition from one Democrat, with the measure requiring further votes for final approval. The decision comes amid tensions over Trump's attorney general nomination and ongoing military actions in Iran.

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The Hill

Democrats Request Update on ICE Body Camera Implementation

Democratic lawmakers are seeking an update from ICE on the implementation of body cameras for its officers, following a commitment made six months ago. The request comes amid concerns over interactions between ICE officers and the public.

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Fox News — Politics

Senate Republicans Block War Powers Resolution on Iran

Senate Republicans have blocked a war powers resolution that aimed to withdraw U.S. military forces from Iran, despite ongoing concerns about munitions shortages and rising gas prices. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's latest attempt failed to secure sufficient bipartisan support, and Senator Bill Cassidy reversed his initial support after receiving a briefing on the situation. Reports indicate a significant decrease in U.S. missile inventories, raising further concerns about military preparedness.

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Fox News — Politics

Florida Attorney General Initiates Investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has initiated an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci following his refusal to answer questions during a congressional hearing. The investigation will examine potential violations of Florida law related to Fauci's actions during the COVID-19 pandemic and assess any resulting harms to Floridians.

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Guardian — US

Trump may temporarily withdraw Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general

President Trump announced he might temporarily withdraw Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, while keeping him in an acting role until two dissenting Republican senators leave office. Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis are withholding support for Blanche pending confirmation from the Justice Department regarding a contentious $1.8 billion fund.

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abcnews.com

Sen. Cornyn Blocks Todd Blanche's Nomination as Attorney General

Senator John Cornyn has indicated complications in the nomination process for Todd Blanche as attorney general, which President Trump has suggested could lead to a temporary withdrawal of the nomination. Cornyn is demanding specific confirmations from the Department of Justice related to funding and immunity deals, which he believes are affecting the nomination process.

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Mother Jones

Democratic Members of Congress Request Ethics Investigation into Congressman Max Miller

Democratic members of Congress are calling for an ethics investigation into Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) due to allegations of domestic violence and potential child abuse. The request follows a report detailing various allegations against Miller, including a police investigation into an incident involving his daughter. Miller has denied the allegations, and no Republican lawmakers have joined the call for an investigation.

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Axios

Trump Open to Delaying Todd Blanche's Nomination Amid GOP Opposition

President Trump indicated he might delay Todd Blanche's nomination as acting Attorney General until January due to opposition from GOP Senators Thom Tillis and John Cornyn. Despite potential withdrawal, Blanche would continue to serve in an acting capacity.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Judiciary Committee Postpones Vote on Todd Blanche's Attorney General Nomination

The Senate Judiciary Committee has delayed a vote on Todd Blanche's nomination as Attorney General due to insufficient support from some committee Republicans. Concerns regarding the Department of Justice's anti-weaponization fund have contributed to the hesitation, with ongoing discussions between the senators and the DOJ aimed at addressing these issues.

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Guardian — US

Vote on Todd Blanche's Nomination for US Attorney General Postponed

Todd Blanche's nomination for US attorney general has been postponed due to a lack of written assurances from the Department of Justice regarding a $1.8 billion fund. Senator John Cornyn indicated he would not support the nomination without this confirmation.

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Fox News — Politics

Confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche Delayed Amid Republican Demands

The confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has been postponed due to demands from Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis for written proposals from the DOJ regarding a settlement deal with President Trump. The DOJ failed to meet the deadline for these documents, prompting Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley to delay the hearing. Both Cornyn and Tillis expressed their concerns over the settlement's provisions.

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nbcnews.com

Todd Blanche's Attorney General Nomination Faces Challenges from Republican Senators

Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general is facing obstacles as Republican Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis seek written assurances from the Justice Department about an 'anti-weaponization' fund linked to former President Donald Trump. The Senate Judiciary Committee's planned hearing on Blanche's nomination has been complicated by these demands.

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cbsnews.com

Trump-affiliated companies respond to Senate Democrats' inquiry on IRS settlement

Several Trump-affiliated companies have distanced themselves from a tax settlement with the IRS following inquiries from Senate Democrats. The settlement, which prevents the IRS from pursuing claims against Trump and his family, has raised questions about its applicability to businesses connected to them. Some companies have responded to inquiries, while others have not, amid ongoing concerns regarding accountability.

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Washington Examiner

Thune advises caution on SAVE America Act during White House meeting

Senate Majority Leader John Thune met with White House officials to discuss the challenges of passing the SAVE America Act through a party-line budget process. Thune raised concerns about the implications of the election integrity measure and the need for clarity on committee jurisdictional issues. The bill, which includes significant funding for various programs, must navigate two Senate voting marathons due to budget reconciliation rules.

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ms.now

Documents Reveal Pressure on Secret Service to Monitor James Comey

Newly released documents indicate that the U.S. Secret Service faced pressure from the Trump administration to surveil former FBI Director James Comey in May 2025. Agents expressed concerns about the legality of the request, which was made after Comey posted a message interpreted as a threat against the president. Despite these concerns, the surveillance was conducted under the direction of a Justice Department official.

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Fox News — Latest

California Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Role in Anti-ICE Protests

Ismael Vega has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for his participation in violent protests against ICE in June 2025. He pleaded guilty to obstructing law enforcement and was ordered to pay restitution. Vega's actions during the protests included targeting officers with burning debris and rocks.

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