Policy

New York Post May 29

Minnesota Governor Pardons Individual Convicted of Armed Robbery Prior to Deportation

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has pardoned Jai Vang, who was convicted of armed robbery in 1994. The pardon was granted prior to Vang's potential deportation by ICE.

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Al Jazeera English May 29

US and Iran Approach 60-Day Memorandum of Understanding

The US and Iran are close to finalizing a 60-day MoU intended to reopen the Hormuz Strait. The agreement will also involve talks on nuclear matters and other outstanding issues.

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Al Jazeera English May 29

Mexico supports amendment to annul election results due to foreign interference

Mexico's government is backing an amendment aimed at annulling election results if foreign interference is detected. Critics warn that this could jeopardize the integrity of the electoral process and lead to increased disputes over election outcomes.

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New York Post May 29

California Governor Allocates Funds for Native American Cultural Programs

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced funding for programs that support Native American cultural practices, including food sovereignty and traditional fire management techniques known as cultural burns. The initiative aims to enhance the relationship between tribal groups and their natural environment.

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The Daily Beast May 29

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Issues Dissent in Federal Prison Release Case

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented in a Supreme Court ruling that limits federal prisoners' ability to seek early release based on alleged invalidities of their convictions. The majority opinion, led by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, stated that such claims must go through the traditional habeas corpus process. Jackson argued that the ruling undermines the intended discretion of district courts in compassionate release cases.

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New York Times — World May 29

U.S. Designates Brazilian Gangs as Terrorist Groups

The U.S. has designated the Red Command, a Brazilian gang, as a terrorist group as of May 28, 2026. This decision comes amid renewed efforts by Brazilian political figures to address organized crime.

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Fox News — Politics May 29

U.S. Designates Brazilian Drug Gangs as Foreign Terrorist Organizations

The U.S. has designated two Brazilian drug gangs, PCC and CV, as Specially Designated Global Terrorists, with plans to officially label them as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. This decision follows advocacy from Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro and comes amid a crackdown on financial networks linked to these gangs by Brazilian authorities.

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New York Times — World May 29

U.S. Officials Report Progress on Arrangement for Strait of Hormuz

U.S. officials report progress on a framework aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, pending approval from President Trump. The arrangement could extend the current cease-fire and initiate further negotiations.

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New York Post May 29

State Employees Challenge Gavin Newsom's Office Return Mandate

California state employees are contesting Governor Gavin Newsom's mandate for them to return to in-person work. They claim that the resulting increase in vehicle traffic could hinder the state's efforts to achieve carbon neutrality.

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Fox News — Latest May 29

Protests Erupt Outside Newark Immigration Detention Center

Protests occurred outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, where demonstrators clashed with federal agents. The protests were fueled by concerns over immigration enforcement and conditions within the facility, leading to multiple arrests and heightened tensions between activists and law enforcement.

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Fox News — Latest May 29

Protests and Clashes Occur Outside New Jersey Immigration Detention Center

Protests outside Delaney Hall, a federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, escalated on Thursday, resulting in clashes between demonstrators and federal agents. The protests have drawn criticism from local officials regarding conditions at the facility, while the DHS has accused activists of fueling unrest. Several arrests were made during the demonstrations, which followed reports of detainees initiating a hunger strike.

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Fox News — Politics May 29

Protests Outside New Jersey Detention Center Result in Clashes with Federal Agents

Protests outside Delaney Hall, a federal immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, escalated into clashes with federal agents on Thursday. Over 100 demonstrators gathered, leading to confrontations as they blocked access to the facility. The protests have drawn criticism from local officials regarding detention conditions, while the DHS has accused activists of inciting unrest.

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Guardian — US May 29

Federal jury convicts three protesters, including army veteran, of conspiracy

A federal jury has found three protesters guilty of felony conspiracy charges stemming from a June 2025 protest against ICE. The defendants, including a US military veteran, could face up to six years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

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Fox News — Latest May 29

Russia and Taliban Sign Military Cooperation Pact

Russia and the Taliban have formalized a military cooperation pact during a security forum in Russia, following a meeting between Russian and Afghan officials. The agreement aims to strengthen bilateral relations, although specific details have not been disclosed. Russian officials are also advocating for the unfreezing of Afghan assets by Western nations.

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New York Times — US May 28

Trump's Iran Policy Faces Divergent Opinions

President Trump's approach to Iran has revealed a divide among his supporters, with some calling for increased military action and others pushing for a quick diplomatic agreement. This reflects ongoing tensions within his political base regarding foreign policy.

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New York Times — Politics May 28

Trump's Iran Policy Faces Diverging Opinions

President Trump's Iran policy is currently marked by contrasting views among his supporters. Some advocate for a more aggressive approach, while others prefer a quicker diplomatic resolution. This division highlights the ongoing debate within his administration regarding the best strategy for dealing with Iran.

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nbcnews.com May 28

Police Confirm Swatting Incident Targeting Justice Amy Coney Barrett's Home

A swatting incident targeting Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's home occurred on May 27, 2026, prompting a police response. The report of gunshots was determined to be fictitious. Barrett has faced threats in the past, reflecting a broader trend of increasing threats against judges.

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Fox News — Latest May 28

Democratic Senate Candidate Acknowledges Antisemitism Concerns Within Party

Mallory McMorrow, a Democratic Senate candidate from Michigan, acknowledged the existence of antisemitism within her party during a debate. She highlighted a recent incident involving an antisemitic slur directed at her husband and called for careful rhetoric that distinguishes criticism of the Israeli government from antisemitism.

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New York Times — Business May 28

ABC Files Complaint Against FCC Over Broadcast License Threats

ABC has accused the FCC of threatening its broadcast licenses, claiming that this action violates its free speech rights. This is the second complaint filed by ABC against the FCC in May 2026.

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New York Post May 28

Blakeman Supports ICE Agreement Amid Hochul's New Sanctuary Law

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has reaffirmed his commitment to an agreement with ICE, following the enactment of new sanctuary laws by Governor Kathy Hochul. These laws restrict local law enforcement's cooperation with immigration authorities unless a judicial order is present.

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