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Fauci Responds to Congressional Questions on COVID Origins

Dr. Anthony Fauci criticized congressional inquiries regarding the origins of COVID-19 and U.S. funding to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, labeling them as a waste of time. His comments were revealed through diary entries shared by Senator Rand Paul, who has been investigating these matters. Fauci noted he had encouraged investigations into the virus's origins and expressed surprise at receiving questions from certain senators.

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Fox News — Latest

Fauci's COVID Diaries Document His Role and Public Profile During the Pandemic

Diary entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci, released by Senator Rand Paul, reveal his experiences and reflections during the COVID-19 pandemic. The diaries document Fauci's interactions with key political figures, his growing public profile, and his frustrations with the Trump administration's response to the crisis. The entries provide a personal account of his role during a significant public health emergency.

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Guardian — US

New Jersey Enacts Law Against Surveillance Pricing

New Jersey has enacted the Fair Price Protection Act, which bans retailers from employing surveillance pricing tactics that charge different prices for the same products based on personal data. Governor Mikie Sherrill signed the law, making New Jersey the third state to implement such a ban.

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Washington Examiner

UN Ambassador Mike Waltz Addresses US Interceptor Ammunition Shortages

U.N. Ambassador Mike Waltz commented on the leaking of information regarding U.S. interceptor ammunition shortages, stating that those responsible should be jailed while denying the claims' validity. He emphasized that the U.S. military is adequately equipped and attributed supply chain issues to previous administration policies.

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cbsnews.com

ICE Plans to Increase Operations Targeting Haitian Migrants

ICE is set to ramp up operations to arrest and deport Haitian migrants as over 300,000 individuals prepare to lose their legal status under the TPS program. The Supreme Court's recent ruling supports the end of TPS for Haitians, raising concerns within affected communities. The situation in Haiti remains unstable, complicating deportation efforts.

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The Daily Beast

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Advocates for Alzheimer’s Screening Amid Task Force Delays

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for better Alzheimer’s screening while the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has been unable to meet since March 2025. Experts express concerns over potential changes to the task force's composition and the implications for evidence-based recommendations. The Alzheimer’s Impact Movement has criticized Kennedy for spreading misinformation regarding the disease.

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Fox News — Latest

UK Chaplain Reaches Settlement After Dismissal Over LGBTQ Sermon

Rev. Bernard Randall has settled with Trent College after being dismissed for a sermon on LGBTQ issues. His dismissal followed a seven-year legal battle, during which he was cleared of safeguarding allegations. Randall expressed concerns about free speech in the UK and is awaiting permission to return to ministry.

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The Hill

Trump calls on GOP senators to end filibuster to advance legislation

President Trump has called on Republican senators to eliminate the filibuster to expedite the passage of his voting bill and other legislative measures. He emphasized the urgency of this action, suggesting that Democrats would take similar steps if given the opportunity.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump's SAVE America Act Faces Delays Due to McConnell's Absence

The progress of the SAVE America Act, a legislative priority for former President Donald Trump, is being delayed due to the absence of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. His unclear return date and the recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham complicate the legislative process. Senator John Thune is focused on preventing a government shutdown, and there are concerns about whether the necessary votes exist to pass the bill in the Senate.

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Fox News — Latest

Legislative Progress on Trump's SAVE America Act Complicated by McConnell's Absence

The progress of President Trump's SAVE America Act is being hindered by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's absence and the recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Republican senators are working to modify the bill for budget reconciliation, but concerns about securing enough votes remain.

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The Hill

Texas lawmakers seek regulations for AI and data centers

Texas politicians are calling for regulations on artificial intelligence and data centers. The Public Utility Commission is preparing for the impact of data centers, and the Texas Medical Association is requesting legislative measures for prediction market applications.

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The Atlantic

Analysis of ICE Operations and Detention Facilities in Blue States

The Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, has become a significant point of contention in the immigration debate, particularly regarding its conditions and the Trump administration's enforcement strategies. While activists push for its closure, experts warn that such actions could lead to worse outcomes for detainees, as they may be transferred to facilities with lower standards. The article explores the complexities of ICE operations, funding, and the implications for immigrant communities.

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Guardian — US

Republicans Conclude Congressional Session Amid Legislative Challenges

Republicans are returning home for the summer after a series of legislative setbacks. As midterm elections approach, GOP priorities may not resonate with voters, highlighted by a recent budget proposal that focuses on military funding without explicitly mentioning conflict.

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Washington Examiner

Progressive Lawmakers Respond to DSA's Proposal to Abolish the Senate

The DSA's proposal to abolish the Senate has faced criticism from progressive lawmakers, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Ro Khanna, who argue for more practical reforms. The DSA has gained membership and influence ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, but some lawmakers express concerns about the feasibility of the DSA's platform. Critics suggest that the disconnect between activist goals and governance realities may hinder the DSA's effectiveness.

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Deutsche Welle

India's Home Minister Defends Education Minister Following Resignation

India's Home Minister Amit Shah has defended Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan following his resignation amid youth protests. The protests were related to education policies, and the leader of the Cockroach party also expressed gratitude to supporters.

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New York Post

Illinois Court Issues Ruling on Immigration Laws

An Illinois court has ruled against the enforcement of specific immigration laws in the state. The ruling will not take effect for 14 days to permit the state to appeal the decision.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Rules Against Illinois Laws Providing In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants

A federal judge has ruled that Illinois laws providing in-state tuition and public benefits to illegal immigrants are unconstitutional. The ruling follows a lawsuit from the Department of Justice, which argued that these laws violate federal law by offering benefits to illegal immigrants while excluding U.S. citizens from other states. The decision blocks the enforcement of the RISE Act and the DREAM Act in Illinois.

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