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The Hill

House Democrats to Introduce Bill to Block Trump's Arch Project

House Democrats are set to introduce a bill that would prevent the use of federal funds for President Trump's planned triumphal arch project. The proposed legislation aims to protect viewsheds around Arlington National Cemetery.

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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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The Hill

US Treasury Department Sanctions Iranian Agency Over Strait of Hormuz Control

The US Treasury Department has sanctioned the Persian Gulf Strait Authority, an Iranian agency formed to manage the Strait of Hormuz. This action is part of the US response to what it describes as an attempt by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to control the strategic waterway.

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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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cnn.com

Republicans Expected to Gain Seats in Redistricting Ahead of Midterm Elections

Republicans are expected to finish the midterm redistricting process with a potential advantage of up to 10 seats over Democrats, influenced by a Supreme Court ruling that weakened the Voting Rights Act. Both parties are preparing for more aggressive redistricting strategies for the 2028 elections, while Republicans currently hold a slim majority in the US House.

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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.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Rules on Trump's Executive Order Regarding Mail Ballots

A federal judge ruled on May 28, 2026, against blocking President Trump's executive order related to mail ballots, stating that the plaintiffs had not yet suffered harm. The order directs the Department of Homeland Security to compile citizenship lists for mail ballot delivery, raising concerns among Democrats about potential voter disenfranchisement and the authority of the executive branch in regulating elections.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Judge Rules on Trump's Executive Order Regarding Mail Ballots

A federal judge ruled against blocking President Trump's executive order on mail ballots, stating that the request for an injunction was premature. The order directs the DHS to compile citizenship lists for mail ballot distribution, which Democrats argue could disenfranchise voters and exceed presidential authority.

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Axios

U.S. and Iran Reach Agreement on Ceasefire and Nuclear Negotiations Pending Trump's Approval

U.S. and Iranian negotiators have reached a preliminary agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding to extend the ceasefire and begin negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, pending President Trump's approval. The MOU includes provisions for unrestricted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and commitments from both sides regarding nuclear weapons and sanctions relief.

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Washington Examiner

Education Watchdogs File Complaint Against Oregon Over Funding Policies

Defending Education and Do No Harm have filed a complaint with the Justice Department alleging that Oregon's education funding policies violate civil rights laws by considering race. The complaint highlights the state's requirements for charter schools and public universities regarding minority student representation and requests an investigation into potential violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

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nbcnews.com

New York Lawmaker Proposes 100% Tax on Funds from Controversial Federal Program

New York Assemblyman Alex Bores has introduced a bill to tax 100% of funds received by residents from the federal 'anti-weaponization' fund, which he labels an 'illegal slush fund.' The proposal aims to prevent individuals involved in the January 6 insurrection from benefiting financially from the fund, which has drawn bipartisan criticism.

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finance.yahoo.com

DOJ Seeks User Information from Reddit and X Regarding Criticism of ICE

The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking personal information from Reddit and X users who have criticized ICE's tactics, as part of an investigation into online dissent. The subpoenas have raised concerns among civil liberties groups about potential infringements on free speech. Users have engaged legal counsel to contest the subpoenas, which are indicative of a broader trend of government scrutiny of online criticism.

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Fox News — Politics

Justice Clarence Thomas Orders Quick Defense in Alabama Redistricting Case

Justice Clarence Thomas has ordered challengers to defend a court-drawn congressional map in Alabama, which has allowed Democrats to gain a seat. Alabama's Republican Attorney General is seeking to restore the 2023 legislature-drawn map, which was blocked by a lower court. The case is part of ongoing redistricting disputes influenced by recent Supreme Court rulings.

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Fox News — Latest

Justice Clarence Thomas Orders Alabama Voting Rights Challengers to Respond on Congressional Map

Justice Clarence Thomas has ordered Alabama voting rights challengers to respond to a court-drawn congressional map that has enabled Democrats to gain a seat. The Alabama Republican Attorney General is seeking emergency relief to reinstate the 2023 legislature-drawn map, which a lower court has blocked. This situation follows a recent Supreme Court ruling that affects redistricting efforts in GOP-led states.

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