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Fox News — Politics

New Jersey Assembly Committee Advances Bill Criminalizing Interference with Abortion and Transgender Healthcare

A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced a bill that would criminalize interference with access to transgender and reproductive health care. If passed, the legislation would establish new criminal offenses and enhance protections for patients and providers. The bill has faced opposition from some lawmakers who argue it could infringe on free speech and parental rights.

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Fox News — Latest

Wisconsin Teen Sentenced to Life for Killing 5-Year-Old Boy

Erik Mendoza, an 18-year-old from Wisconsin, was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 5-year-old Prince McCree, whose body was found in a dumpster in 2023. Mendoza, who pleaded guilty to multiple charges, will not be eligible for release for 50 years. The case prompted changes in state law regarding missing-child alerts.

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Axios

White House Negotiates Federal Preemption of State AI Laws

The White House is negotiating a federal preemption of certain state AI laws in exchange for support on technology policy initiatives. Senator Marsha Blackburn is leading the discussions, which include provisions for online safety and deepfake legislation. The negotiations occur amid increasing state-level AI regulations and potential challenges in advancing these initiatives before the August recess.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Rules Against $100,000 Fee on H-1B Visa Applicants

A federal judge has ruled against a proposed $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applicants, stating it is an illegal tax not approved by Congress. The decision is a setback for the Trump administration's immigration policy efforts and supports the lawsuit filed by 20 Democratic state attorneys.

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Fox News — Latest

DOJ seeks to revoke citizenship of 17 individuals for alleged fraud

The DOJ is moving to revoke the citizenship of 17 individuals accused of obtaining naturalization through fraud. The individuals, from 13 countries, face allegations of serious crimes including child sexual abuse and financial fraud. Many reportedly provided false statements during the naturalization process, violating the requirement for good moral character.

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nbcnews.com

Lawsuit Filed to Halt UFC Event on White House South Lawn

A lawsuit has been filed to prevent a UFC event on the White House South Lawn, scheduled for June 14, 2026. The suit claims the event is a private, for-profit venture, despite UFC's assertions to the contrary. Government officials have responded, calling the lawsuit obstructive.

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The Hill

Bipartisan Legislation to Cap Insulin Costs Gains Support

A bipartisan bill to limit insulin costs to $35 per month for those with private insurance is gaining support, with four new co-sponsors added recently. The legislation was first introduced in March.

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New York Times — US

Pentagon Updates Religious Categories for Military Personnel

The Pentagon has revised its policy on religious categorization for military personnel, prompting Senator Mike Lee of Utah to voice objections regarding the exclusion of Mormons from the Christian classification. The changes reflect ongoing discussions about religious identity within the armed forces.

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Washington Examiner

Former D.C. Police Officers Sue U.S. Government Over Prosecution Related to Fatal Pursuit

Former D.C. police officers Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavsky have sued the U.S. government, alleging malicious prosecution related to a fatal police pursuit that resulted in their convictions. The lawsuit claims that the prosecution was politically motivated and misrepresented the circumstances surrounding the incident involving Karon Hylton-Brown, who died during the pursuit.

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New York Times — US

Trump Maintains Stance on Foreign Conflicts Amid Ongoing Situation in Iran

President Trump asserts that he has upheld his commitment to avoid prolonged military engagements, even as a conflict in Iran, which he previously described as minor, persists for four months. His statements reflect an ongoing challenge in managing foreign policy.

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cbsnews.com

Trump Nominates Todd Blanche as Attorney General

President Trump nominated Todd Blanche as attorney general on June 8, 2026, after he served as acting attorney general since April. Blanche's nomination may face challenges in the Senate due to concerns from some GOP senators regarding his past actions and the proposed anti-weaponization fund. Critics have accused him of politicizing the Justice Department, while Blanche maintains that he is focused on law enforcement priorities.

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mediaite.com

Tom Fitton Criticizes FBI Director Kash Patel Amid Ongoing Dispute

Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch criticized FBI Director Kash Patel over claims related to the July 2024 assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The FBI refuted Fitton's assertions, leading to a public dispute between the two. Fitton later admitted to errors in his organization's statements but continued to call for transparency from the FBI.

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Al Jazeera English

EU Proposes Additional Sanctions Against Russia

The European Union is set to propose additional sanctions against Russia, building on existing measures that have already reached $1.5 trillion. The new sanctions will focus on individuals and organizations linked to military activities and human rights abuses.

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Washington Examiner

Hakeem Jeffries Demands Removal of Bill Pulte for Support on Spy Powers Extension

Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) has stated he will not support the extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act unless Bill Pulte is removed from his position as acting Director of National Intelligence. This demand comes as the deadline for the extension approaches on June 12, and Democratic support is crucial for its passage.

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Washington Examiner

House of Representatives passes bill to enhance cooperation on critical minerals

The House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill to enhance cooperation with allies in the production of critical minerals and reduce dependence on China. The legislation establishes a Bureau of Energy Security and Diplomacy and aims to create a special adviser position for the president to oversee critical mineral supply chain strategies.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Judge Strikes Down Trump's H-1B Visa Payment Requirement

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's $100,000 payment requirement for H-1B visas is unlawful, stating that only Congress has the authority to impose such a tax. The decision follows a challenge from 20 states and highlights concerns over the administration's legal authority in immigration matters. An appeal is anticipated.

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