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Policy

Legislation, regulation, and policy debate

Washington Examiner

Debate Surrounds Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center in New Jersey

The Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in New Jersey is under scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers who allege poor conditions for detainees, leading to protests and a hunger strike. The Department of Homeland Security has countered these claims, asserting that conditions at the facility meet or exceed those of federal prisons and emphasizing the criminal backgrounds of some detainees.

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NPR — Top Stories

ICE Expands Use of Iris Recognition Technology

ICE is set to enhance its iris recognition technology by deploying hundreds of scanning devices across the U.S. This move has prompted privacy experts to express concerns about the accumulation of biometric data by the Department of Homeland Security.

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Deutsche Welle

US Administration Plans to Limit Immigration at Certain Airports

The US administration is preparing to restrict immigration at airports in sanctuary cities, which are known for not cooperating with federal immigration policies. This action is timed with the anticipated arrival of millions of foreign tourists for the FIFA World Cup in June.

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New York Post

Biden Files Lawsuit Against Justice Department Over Audio and Transcripts Release

President Joe Biden has initiated legal action against the Justice Department to block the release of audio and transcripts connected to a special counsel investigation. The inquiry, led by Robert Hur, examines Biden's retention of classified documents from his previous roles in government.

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New York Times — Business

China's Progress on Tobacco Control Remains Slow

China has struggled to make substantial progress in reducing tobacco use and has yet to implement a comprehensive indoor smoking ban. The challenges in tobacco control persist despite ongoing efforts.

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Washington Examiner

Biden Files Lawsuit to Block Release of Audio from DOJ Investigation

Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice to block the release of audio recordings related to the investigation into his handling of classified documents. The recordings were made during interviews for his memoir and Biden argues they should remain private. The DOJ had planned to release the recordings to Congress and the Heritage Foundation following FOIA requests.

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Fox News — Latest

U.S. Military Conducts Strike on Drug-Trafficking Vessel in Eastern Pacific

On May 26, 2026, the U.S. military conducted a strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing one alleged narco-terrorist. The operation was part of ongoing efforts by U.S. Southern Command to combat drug trafficking in the region.

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Fox News — Latest

Kirby Smart advocates for SEC autonomy amid NCAA governance issues

Kirby Smart, head coach of the Georgia Bulldogs, has voiced support for the SEC to govern itself independently from the NCAA if consistent rules are not established. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey shares this view, citing frustrations over the current governance structure. The conversation around a potential breakaway has gained attention from other prominent figures in college sports.

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Guardian — US

Park Slope Food Coop Votes to Boycott Israeli Products

The Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn has voted to boycott several Israeli products, with 67% of members in favor during a virtual meeting. The decision follows months of debate and campaigning among the cooperative's members.

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Axios

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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Guardian — US

Trump Advocates for Federal Control Over Prediction Markets

President Donald Trump called for the federal government to retain regulatory control over the prediction market industry, expressing concerns about state-level regulations. He stated that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) should maintain exclusive authority over these markets.

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ms.now

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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New York Post

Ted Cruz criticizes Gavin Newsom over California's gas prices

Senator Ted Cruz has publicly criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for the high gas prices in California, attributing the issue to the state's energy policies rather than to Chevron. Cruz's comments highlight ongoing debates about energy management in the state.

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