Federal

Axios May 27

Biden sues DOJ to block release of audio interviews

Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit against the DOJ to block the release of audio interviews with his biographer, which are part of an investigation into his handling of classified documents. The lawsuit comes as the DOJ plans to release related materials to Congress and the Heritage Foundation on June 15.

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notus.org May 27

Biden Files Lawsuit to Prevent Release of Interview Tapes with Ghostwriter

Former President Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit to block the Justice Department from releasing audio recordings made during his work with a ghostwriter. The DOJ plans to release the tapes on June 15, following requests from the Heritage Foundation and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan. Biden's lawsuit argues that the request is an attempt to expose his private conversations.

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ms.now May 27

FBI Fires Analyst Involved in 2017 Congressional Shooting Assessment

FBI Director Kash Patel has fired analyst Emily Morales, who was involved in the FBI's 2017 assessment of the congressional baseball shooting. The assessment did not label the shooting as domestic terrorism, leading to criticism from Republican lawmakers. Morales' dismissal is seen as part of a broader trend of firings of FBI agents perceived as nonpartisan.

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Washington Examiner May 27

Trump Supports CFTC's Authority Over Prediction Markets Amid Regulatory Dispute

President Donald Trump voiced support for the CFTC's authority over prediction markets on May 27, 2026, amid a regulatory dispute with state officials. He criticized state-level restrictions and emphasized the need for federal oversight to maintain competitiveness in financial technologies. The CFTC is currently involved in legal battles with states, and Congress is investigating prediction market firms over potential insider trading.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Trump Cancels Trip to Camp David Due to Weather

President Trump canceled his planned trip to Camp David for a Cabinet meeting due to weather concerns, opting to hold the meeting at the White House instead. This marks a continuation of Trump's preference for his private properties over the presidential retreat, which he has only visited infrequently during his presidency.

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abcnews.com May 26

Trump to Hold Cabinet Meeting at Camp David on Wednesday

President Trump will hold a Cabinet meeting at Camp David on Wednesday, marking his first visit to the retreat in nearly a year. The meeting will focus on recent administration successes and may be affected by weather conditions.

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apnews.com May 26

Trump Administration Proposes Non-Disclosure Agreements for Federal Employees

The Trump administration has proposed requiring federal employees to sign non-disclosure agreements to prevent leaks to the media. The Office of Personnel Management is seeking public comments on the draft NDA, which aims to protect confidential information while allowing for legally authorized disclosures. Critics argue that this move is an effort to silence dissent within the federal workforce.

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Washington Examiner May 26

DOJ Files Lawsuit Against UCLA Over Allegations of Antisemitism

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, alleging the university fostered a hostile environment for Jewish and Israeli students amid pro-Palestinian protests following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. The lawsuit claims violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act due to UCLA's alleged indifference to antisemitic harassment and assaults.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Supreme Court declines to hear case on Catholic Church fundraising practices

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case related to the Catholic Church's 'Peter's Pence' collection, allowing the lawsuit to continue in lower courts. The USCCB argued that the case infringes on religious autonomy under the First Amendment, and various religious groups supported their position. The Supreme Court's decision did not include any new cases for the upcoming term.

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Fox News — Latest May 26

Senator Bill Cassidy Critiques Trump's Leadership Style Following Primary Loss

Senator Bill Cassidy has criticized President Trump's leadership style following his primary loss, emphasizing the need for responsible leadership and unity. Cassidy, who voted to impeach Trump, has publicly broken with the president on key issues and continues to advocate for Congressional oversight on significant funding matters.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Senate Majority Leader John Thune Faces Challenges in Relationship with President Trump

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is facing challenges in his relationship with President Trump following a week of Republican dissent regarding key issues, including war powers and a controversial legal fund. As more Republicans express willingness to oppose Trump, Thune's leadership may be tested, although some aides suggest that the relationship is not beyond repair.

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Fox News — Latest May 26

James Comey's Trial Delayed Until October Over Instagram Post

James Comey's trial has been postponed to October 21, 2026, as he faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors allege threatened President Trump. Comey's defense is preparing motions that could lead to the case being dismissed, focusing on whether the post is protected speech under the First Amendment.

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Fox News — Politics May 26

Judge Delays James Comey's Trial Over Instagram Post to October

James Comey's trial has been delayed until October 21, 2026, as he faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors claim threatened President Donald Trump. Comey's defense is preparing motions to dismiss the case, arguing the post may be protected political speech.

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nbcnews.com May 26

James Comey's trial over seashell photo scheduled for October

James Comey will stand trial on October 21 for a photo posted on Instagram that allegedly threatens President Trump. Comey intends to challenge the indictment, claiming it is a result of vindictive prosecution. Pretrial motions are set for the coming months.

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Fox News — Latest May 26

Nancy Mace Proposes Amendment to Ban Foreign-Born Individuals from Congress

Representative Nancy Mace has introduced a constitutional amendment to ban foreign-born individuals from serving in Congress and the federal judiciary. She has specifically criticized lawmakers like Ilhan Omar, suggesting they have foreign loyalties. The proposal would require significant legislative support to be enacted.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Concerns Arise Over Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund and Its Implications

President Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund, aimed at compensating individuals affected by government actions, has sparked bipartisan concerns regarding its implications and the use of the Treasury Department's Judgment Fund. The fund's announcement has reignited debates about executive branch settlement powers and Congress's failure to impose stricter regulations on these funds, with critics calling for renewed oversight.

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Fox News — Latest May 26

Justice Thomas Critiques Supreme Court's Decision on Florida's Lawsuit Against California and Washington

Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the Supreme Court for not hearing Florida's lawsuit against California and Washington over the issuance of commercial driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. He argued that this refusal undermines federal standards and poses public safety risks, emphasizing the court's constitutional duty to resolve disputes between states.

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Fox News — Politics May 26

Justice Thomas Criticizes Supreme Court for Not Hearing Florida's Immigration Case

Justice Clarence Thomas criticized the Supreme Court for declining to hear Florida's lawsuit against California and Washington over the issuance of commercial driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. He argued that this decision undermines federal standards and poses public safety risks, emphasizing the court's constitutional obligation to resolve disputes between states.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Judge Delays James Comey's Criminal Trial Over Allegations of Threatening President Trump

A federal judge has delayed James Comey's trial regarding allegations of threatening President Trump through a social media post. The trial is now set to begin on October 21, with Comey's arraignment scheduled for September 30. Comey's lawyers plan to file motions seeking dismissal of the case on constitutional grounds.

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Washington Examiner May 26

Supreme Court Denies Florida's Lawsuit Over Commercial Driver's Licenses Issued to Illegal Immigrants

The Supreme Court has denied Florida's lawsuit against California and Washington over the issuance of commercial driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. The decision, made with a 7-2 vote, prevents Florida from pursuing its claims regarding alleged violations of federal law. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier had filed the lawsuit in October 2025.

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