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Senate Republicans Reject Amendment to Permanently Eliminate Trump's $2 Billion Fund

Senate Republicans voted against an amendment to permanently eliminate President Trump's $2 billion "anti-weaponization" fund, despite some Republican support for the amendment. The fund has faced criticism and concerns regarding its potential misuse. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche stated the administration would not pursue the fund, while Trump expressed his support for it.

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Fox News — Latest

Senate Republicans Reject Amendment to Permanently Eliminate Trump's $2 Billion Fund

Senate Republicans voted against an amendment to permanently eliminate President Trump's $2 billion "anti-weaponization" fund, despite some Republican support for the measure. The amendment's failure indicates ongoing divisions within the party regarding the fund, which has faced bipartisan criticism. Future amendments related to the fund are anticipated.

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The Hill

Senate Votes on Budget Reconciliation Package and Related Amendments

The Senate is conducting a voting session on a $70 billion budget reconciliation package for immigration enforcement. An amendment by Chuck Schumer to stop funding for an 'anti-weaponization' program was rejected by Senate Republicans in a narrow vote.

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The Hill

Senate Republicans Reject Amendment to Ban Anti-Weaponization Fund

Senate Republicans voted to defeat an amendment by Senator Chuck Schumer that sought to ban a proposed $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund by the Department of Justice. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche indicated that the administration would not pursue this fund.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Republicans Defeat Amendment to Block Trump’s ‘Anti-Weaponization’ Fund

The Senate voted against an amendment to block the Justice Department's 'anti-weaponization' fund, with three Republican senators breaking party lines. The failure of the amendment allows a larger immigration enforcement bill to proceed, which includes significant funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court Upholds FCC's Authority to Penalize AT&T and Verizon

On June 4, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in favor of the FCC, upholding its ability to impose penalties on telecommunications companies like AT&T and Verizon. The Court found that the FCC's penalty scheme is constitutional and does not violate the companies' rights to a jury trial. Justice Clarence Thomas dissented, arguing that the companies acted in good faith regarding the fines.

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cnn.com

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Pursues Access to Medical Records for Vaccine Research

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking access to Americans' medical records to explore potential links between vaccines and autism. Concerns have been raised by public health leaders regarding the legality and implications of this data access, while Kennedy emphasizes the need for improved health record systems to facilitate research.

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The Daily Beast

John Bolton Reaches Plea Deal Over Mishandling of Classified Documents

John Bolton, former national security adviser to Donald Trump, has reached a plea deal regarding the mishandling of classified documents, expected to plead guilty to one count of illegal retention. He has agreed to pay a fine of over $2 million and could face up to five years in prison, pending judicial approval. A re-arraignment is scheduled for June 26, 2026.

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Axios

Trump Nominates Todd Blanche as Attorney General

President Trump plans to nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General, with paperwork expected on Thursday. Blanche, currently the acting AG, has faced challenges regarding a proposed compensation fund that was ultimately terminated. He previously served as deputy AG and has a history of representing Trump in legal matters.

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Daily Wire

John Bolton to Plead Guilty to Retaining Classified Information

John Bolton, former National Security Adviser, has agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of illegally retaining sensitive national security information. The plea significantly reduces the original case against him, which included 18 charges, and he is expected to pay a fine of approximately $2.25 million. A hearing is scheduled for June 26 to formalize the plea.

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New York Times — US

John Bolton Indicted for Mishandling Classified Information

John R. Bolton faces indictment for mishandling classified information in connection with notes he prepared for a book critical of former President Donald Trump. The indictment outlines the charges against him.

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Fox News — Politics

John Bolton to Plead Guilty to Retaining Classified Information

John Bolton, former National Security Advisor, is set to plead guilty to retaining classified information following a raid on his home in August 2025. He faces potential imprisonment and fines as part of a plea deal related to allegations of sharing and unlawfully retaining classified documents.

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Guardian — US

John Bolton to plead guilty to mishandling classified documents

John Bolton, former national security adviser, will plead guilty to mishandling classified documents. The charges were filed by the US Department of Justice in October 2025 as part of a broader initiative against critics of former President Donald Trump.

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Washington Examiner

John Bolton agrees to plea deal in classified documents case

John Bolton has reached a plea deal regarding charges of illegal retention of classified documents, agreeing to plead guilty and pay a fine of over $2 million. The charges arose from allegations of retaining sensitive records after his tenure as National Security Adviser, which were uncovered during an FBI investigation.

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cnn.com

John Bolton Expected to Plead Guilty to Mishandling Classified Documents

John Bolton is expected to plead guilty to illegal retention of classified documents and has agreed to pay a fine of over $2 million. The plea deal follows charges related to the mishandling of sensitive information during his tenure as national security adviser. A court hearing is set for June 26.

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Fox News — Latest

Senate Votes on Immigration Enforcement Package Amid Concerns Over Trump's $2 Billion Fund

The Senate is set to vote on President Trump's immigration enforcement package, which includes a controversial nearly $2 billion fund. Both parties are proposing amendments to eliminate the fund, which could affect the bill's progress. Senate Republican leaders express confidence in their ability to navigate the voting process despite potential challenges.

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Daily Wire

Rep. Linda Sánchez Criticizes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent During Congressional Hearing

Rep. Linda Sánchez criticized Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a congressional hearing, accusing the department of corruption and linking rising inflation and costs to Trump's policies. Bessent refuted her claims, emphasizing that trade policy is largely determined by the White House and that the Treasury adheres to legal guidelines regarding audits.

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