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The Hill

Sen. Mark Kelly Critiques Biden Administration's Border Policies

Senator Mark Kelly has publicly criticized the Biden administration's handling of border policies, claiming they have contributed to a crisis at the southern border. He noted the welcoming policies that have allowed undocumented immigrants to enter the country legally.

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Guardian — US

Bill Cassidy criticizes Trump for Congress's role in Iran war decisions

Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy has publicly criticized President Trump for his approach to Congress concerning the Iran war. In a CBS News interview, Cassidy highlighted a recent confrontation with Trump over the president's failure to inform Congress about military actions, marking a notable instance of Republican dissent against Trump.

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Washington Examiner

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Urges Trump to Reconsider Ending TPS for Haitian Immigrants

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio called on President Trump to reconsider the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants after a Supreme Court ruling allowed the action. DeWine highlighted the contributions of Haitians to the workforce and expressed concerns about the safety conditions in Haiti, while Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended the administration's stance.

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The Hill

DEA Considers Rescheduling Marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III

The DEA is reviewing a proposal to change the classification of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, which would recognize its medical use. Critics argue that the evidence does not support this change and advocate for a science-based approach in policymaking.

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apnews.com

250th Anniversary of American Independence Highlights Trump's Presidency

The 250th anniversary of America's independence from monarchy was marked by a rally led by President Donald Trump, who has faced criticism for his leadership style. Comparisons to King George III have emerged, although Trump denies such claims. His presidency has seen significant actions aimed at expanding executive power, often supported by a conservative Supreme Court.

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nypost.com

Iranian Media Claims Nuclear Development Necessary for National Security

An Iranian media outlet linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed that Iran must develop a nuclear bomb to negotiate effectively with its adversaries. The article argues that nuclear deterrence is necessary for national security and to maintain regional stability. The U.S. has called for Iran to cease nuclear enrichment, while the IAEA seeks access to monitor Iran's nuclear program.

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Axios

U.S. and Iran Exchange Strikes Amid Ceasefire Tensions

Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have intensified with recent exchanges of strikes, raising doubts about a ceasefire agreement. The U.S. military responded to an attack on a commercial tanker with strikes on Iranian targets, while Iran retaliated against U.S. bases. The situation has escalated concerns regarding the peace process in the region.

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Axios

Republican Support for Israel Declines Amidst Political Tensions

Support for Israel among Republicans is declining, particularly among younger members, as tensions over military actions in Gaza escalate. Recent polls show significant shifts in opinion, with many Republicans questioning U.S. support for Israel. Despite these changes, a majority of Republicans still sympathize with Israel more than with Palestinians.

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Fox News — Politics

USDA Inspector General Warns Congress About SNAP Fraud and Its Links to Criminal Activity

USDA Inspector General John Walk warned Congress about fraud in the SNAP program, stating it has allowed individuals linked to criminal organizations to exploit food stamps. During the hearing, he highlighted various fraudulent activities and the significant impact on legitimate recipients, while lawmakers discussed the need for better oversight and data sharing.

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Fox News — Latest

Rabbi in California Challenges City Fines for Home Prayer Meetings

Rabbi Rafi Dadon is facing fines from the city of Irvine, California, for hosting private prayer meetings at his home. His legal representatives argue that the city's justifications for the fines have changed and may violate his rights to religious exercise. The city has not commented on the matter.

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Fox News — Politics

Union Leaders Criticize Democratic Party and DSA for Disconnect with Blue-Collar Workers

Union leaders from Steamfitters Local 638 in New York City criticized the Democratic Party and the Democratic Socialists of America for failing to represent blue-collar workers. They expressed concerns over recent DSA candidates' policies and the impact of open border policies on wages. The leaders called for better alignment between the labor movement and the DSA's agenda.

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Guardian — US

US Universities Increasing Investment in Civil Discourse Initiatives

In response to ongoing controversies on US college campuses, universities are investing in civil discourse initiatives aimed at promoting dialogue and viewpoint diversity. This sector has reportedly grown into a $200 million industry since October 2023, following significant protests.

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The Hill

Iran Conducts Strikes on Kuwait and Bahrain, Threatens to Halt US Negotiations

Iran launched retaliatory strikes against Kuwait and Bahrain on June 28, 2026, with Kuwait's military intercepting drones and missiles. The strikes in Bahrain caused damage to a building, and Iran has threatened to cease negotiations with the US regarding the ongoing conflict.

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Guardian — US

Redesign of US Government Websites Raises Concerns Over Visitor Tracking

The National Design Studio has introduced visitor-tracking software on key federal websites, prompting criticism regarding potential violations of federal law. The studio was created under an executive order by former President Donald Trump and is led by Joe Gebbia.

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Guardian — US

Children's Activism Grows in New York Amid Social Issues

Children-centered organizing is becoming more prominent in New York as families respond to various social issues. A recent event at Judson Memorial Church featured a seven-year-old reading from a children's book to inspire activism among congregants.

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Washington Examiner

Congress Faces Challenges in Lawmaking and Calls for Reform

Congress is currently facing significant challenges in its lawmaking responsibilities, with divisions over spending and a lack of reauthorization for key national security measures. A report from the Brennan Center calls for reforms to address staffing shortages, outdated committee structures, and the growing disconnect between legislators and constituents.

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Al Jazeera English

Iraq Security Forces Conduct Anticorruption Arrests

On June 28, 2026, Iraqi security forces arrested multiple officials during an anticorruption operation in Baghdad. The operation took place in the Green Zone and surrounding neighborhoods.

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The Hill

Postmaster General confirms changes to mail ballot delivery policy

Postmaster General David Steiner announced that the U.S. Postal Service will stop delivering mail ballots in states that do not comply with federal requests for sensitive voter data. This decision has generated concern among voting rights advocates as the November general election nears.

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