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Federal

Congress, the White House, federal agencies

Washington Examiner

No Kings Plans Nationwide Protests on Trump's 80th Birthday

No Kings will hold nationwide protests against President Trump on June 14, 2026, his 80th birthday. The organization aims to build community infrastructure and combat authoritarianism, with a concert planned in New York featuring various celebrities. The protests follow a history of large-scale demonstrations organized by No Kings.

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Fox News — Latest

Police Respond to False Report at Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Home

On May 28, 2026, police responded to a swatting call at the home of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett in Virginia. The report was confirmed to be false, and no additional police resources were required. This incident reflects ongoing security concerns for conservative public figures amid rising threats.

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Fox News — Politics

Police Respond to False Report at Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Home

Police responded to a swatting call at Justice Amy Coney Barrett's home in Virginia on May 28, 2026, but determined the report was false. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns for Supreme Court justices amid rising threats against conservative figures.

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abcnews.com

Treasury Department considers $250 bill featuring Trump's portrait

The Treasury Department is considering a $250 bill featuring President Trump's portrait, pending legislative approval. Introduced by Rep. Joe Wilson, the bill has not yet passed the House committee and would require Senate approval. The Treasury has stated that no taxpayer dollars will be used for the production of the bill.

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Guardian — US

DoJ Files Lawsuits Against Four States Over ICE License Plates

The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated lawsuits against four states for not providing confidential license plates to ICE agents. The states involved are Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington, which have historically issued such plates to other law enforcement agencies.

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notus.org

Senate Democrats Request CBO Investigation into Iran War Costs

Senate Democrats have called on the Congressional Budget Office to investigate the Trump administration's cost estimates for the Iran war, claiming they are significantly underestimated. The Pentagon's reported costs have risen to $29 billion, but independent analyses suggest total costs could be as high as $72 billion, prompting concerns about transparency and accountability ahead of the midterm elections.

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wbur.org

DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Massachusetts Over ICE License Plate Policy

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts for not issuing confidential license plates to ICE agents, arguing that this refusal discriminates against federal law enforcement. The Massachusetts administration maintains that these plates are only for criminal law enforcement and not applicable to ICE's civil enforcement activities. The case is part of broader federal scrutiny of state policies limiting cooperation with immigration enforcement.

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rawstory.com

Samuel Alito's Son Works at U.S. Treasury, Raising Conflict of Interest Concerns

Philip Alito, son of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, has been working as an attorney at the U.S. Treasury Department since early in the Trump administration. His employment raises conflict of interest concerns as cases involving the Treasury have reached the Supreme Court, where Justice Alito did not recuse himself from a case in which the Treasury was a defendant.

Bias: 65 Sentiment: -0.10
Washington Examiner

Criticism of DHS Response to Protests at New Jersey ICE Facility

Gregory Bovino, a former Border Patrol commander, criticized the DHS's handling of protests at the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in New Jersey, where detainees are on hunger strike. The protests have led to clashes with law enforcement, resulting in arrests. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin stated that local police did not assist during the protests.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal HR Office Proposes Standardized NDAs to Address Government Leaks

The Office of Personnel Management is proposing standardized nondisclosure agreements for federal employees to curb leaks of internal discussions. The proposal aims to protect sensitive information while allowing for public comment until June 26, 2026. Critics express concerns about potential impacts on whistleblower protections.

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Guardian — US

Former Federal Judges File Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund

A bipartisan group of 35 former federal judges has initiated a lawsuit in Florida against Donald Trump's $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization fund,' claiming it misuses taxpayer funds. The lawsuit also aims to reopen a related case concerning the unauthorized release of Trump's tax information.

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Guardian — US

Former Federal Judges File Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund

A bipartisan group of 35 former federal judges has initiated a lawsuit against Donald Trump's proposed $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund, alleging it misuses taxpayer dollars. The lawsuit also seeks to reopen a related legal case involving the IRS and the disclosure of Trump's tax information.

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Washington Examiner

DOJ Files Lawsuits Against Four States Over Undercover License Plate Restrictions

The DOJ has filed lawsuits against Maine, Washington, Oregon, and Massachusetts for denying undercover license plates to federal immigration agencies. The lawsuits claim that these state policies obstruct federal immigration enforcement and put law enforcement officers at risk. The DOJ seeks to have these policies declared unconstitutional.

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The Hill

Trump's Request to Dismiss Senate Parliamentarian Not Fulfilled

President Trump asked Senate Majority Leader John Thune to fire the Senate Parliamentarian for rejecting his proposal to include $1 billion for White House security in the budget reconciliation bill. The request was met with bipartisan backlash and was eventually dropped.

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Washington Examiner

Treasury Department Advances Proposal for $250 Bill Featuring Trump's Image

The Treasury Department is advancing plans for a $250 banknote featuring Donald Trump's image, despite legal restrictions against depicting living individuals on currency. This effort follows the introduction of legislation by Rep. Joe Wilson aimed at authorizing such a bill. Multiple layers of federal approval would be required to create a new denomination.

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apnews.com

Republicans Face Challenges in Advancing Legislative Agenda

Republicans are facing challenges in advancing a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill, which has stalled due to concerns over specific funding inclusions. This delay raises questions about the party's legislative agenda as they prepare for upcoming elections, with leaders working to secure support for a new reconciliation bill aimed at increasing Pentagon funding while addressing government waste.

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apnews.com

Justice Department Investigates E. Jean Carroll for Possible Perjury in Trump Case

The Justice Department has opened a perjury investigation into E. Jean Carroll concerning her civil case against Donald Trump. The inquiry focuses on a statement she made regarding the funding of her legal fees. Carroll previously won significant awards in her lawsuits against Trump, who has denied the allegations.

Bias: 45 Sentiment: -0.20