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The Hill

DOJ finds Duke Law discriminated against white and Asian applicants

The U.S. Department of Justice has determined that Duke University School of Law engaged in unlawful discrimination against white and Asian applicants in its admissions process over the past three years. This conclusion was outlined in a findings letter from the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.

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PBS NewsHour

Proposed Changes to Head Start Program Under Trump Administration

The Trump administration is proposing significant changes to the Head Start program, which serves hundreds of thousands of young children in the U.S. The discussion about these changes was featured in an interview with Coral Davenport from The New York Times.

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PBS NewsHour

FAA Investigates Plane Takeoff During Marine One Flight Near D.C.

The FAA is looking into an incident involving a commercial plane takeoff coinciding with President Trump's helicopter approach to Reagan Washington National Airport. This has sparked renewed concerns about airspace safety in the capital, following a previous midair collision incident.

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usatoday.com

Trump Issues Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship Following Supreme Court Ruling

President Trump has issued two executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, despite a recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld the right to citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. The orders declare certain individuals ineligible for birthright citizenship and seek to restrict visas for those engaged in 'birth tourism.' Legal challenges to these orders are anticipated.

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Ars Technica

US Health Department Moves to Decertify Kentucky Organ Procurement Organization

The US Department of Health and Human Services is moving to decertify Network for Hope, an organ procurement organization based in Kentucky, following accusations from a 2021 incident involving an attempt to harvest organs from a living individual. NFH has announced its intention to appeal the decertification.

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Guardian — US

Airline Workers Resist Cooperation with Immigration Enforcement at US Airports

Airline workers at US airports are reportedly refusing to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in making arrests, which has created tension between the airline industry and federal officials. The increase in enforcement has led to a rise in daily arrests, with many individuals targeted having pending immigration applications.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Judge Considers Class Action for Tariff Refunds

A federal judge is deliberating on whether to grant class-action certification for businesses seeking refunds from tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. The judge expressed concerns about the potential denial of refunds to many importers, while the Department of Justice suggested alternative methods to assist small businesses in the refund process.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Signs Executive Orders to Restrict Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on August 6, 2026, to restrict birthright citizenship and birth tourism. The orders aim to deny citizenship to children of certain foreign diplomats and individuals classified as alien enemies, and they are expected to face legal challenges under the 14th Amendment.

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Al Jazeera English

Trump Signs Executive Orders on US Birthright Citizenship

President Trump signed executive orders on August 6, 2026, to limit birthright citizenship in the US. This move comes after the Supreme Court ruled against his earlier efforts to change the interpretation of this constitutional right.

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Guardian — US

Trump Signs Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on August 6, 2026, to restrict birthright citizenship and ban 'birth tourism.' This action follows the Supreme Court's rejection of his earlier attempt to limit birthright citizenship.

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Washington Examiner

Senator Ron Wyden Proposes Tax on New Data Centers, Including Those in Space

Senator Ron Wyden has introduced a proposal for a tax on new data centers, including those in space, aiming to address public concerns over their environmental and economic impacts. The proposal outlines potential revenue sources and emphasizes the need for resources to support affected communities and workers.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Signs Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism

On August 6, 2026, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders focusing on birthright citizenship and birth tourism, following a Supreme Court ruling that blocked a previous attempt to limit automatic citizenship. The orders aim to restrict eligibility for citizenship and ban birth tourism by denying visas to individuals seeking to give birth in the U.S. for citizenship purposes.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Signs Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism

On August 6, 2026, President Donald Trump signed executive orders targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism after a Supreme Court ruling blocked a previous order. The new directives aim to narrow eligibility for automatic citizenship and ban visas for individuals seeking to give birth in the U.S. The White House has not yet released the text of the orders.

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Fox News — Latest

Senator Eric Schmitt Responds to Senator Hawley's Concerns Over Title IX in Protect College Sports Act

Senator Eric Schmitt defended the Protect College Sports Act during an appearance on 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich,' countering criticisms from Senator Josh Hawley and Riley Gaines. Schmitt stated that the bill does not interfere with Title IX and highlighted its potential to address ongoing issues in college sports. He indicated that there is momentum for the bill's passage before the Senate recess.

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New York Times — Tech

F.C.C. Lifts Restrictions on Broadcast Television Ownership

The F.C.C. has lifted restrictions on broadcast television ownership. Chairman Brendan Carr has been investigating the licenses of major networks, citing concerns over bias in their programming.

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cbsnews.com

Senate Negotiates to Address Key Issues Before August Recess

The Senate is negotiating to expedite the consideration of several key issues, including government funding and the confirmation of Todd Blanche as attorney general, before the August recess. Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated that cooperation from both parties is necessary to address the outstanding agenda, which includes a continuing resolution and a budget resolution prioritized by the White House.

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