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Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

The Hill

Rubio to Host First Meeting of Economic Diplomacy Action Group

Marco Rubio will host the first meeting of the Economic Diplomacy Action Group on July 15, 2026. The group, formed during the Biden administration, includes federal agency leaders and aims to advance U.S. foreign policy priorities through economic statecraft.

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New York Times — US

House Approves Permanent Daylight Saving Time Legislation

The House of Representatives has voted to approve a bill that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent, following efforts led by then-Senator Marco Rubio in 2023. The legislation aims to eliminate the need for clock changes twice a year.

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New York Times — Politics

House Approves Legislation for Permanent Daylight Saving Time

The House of Representatives has approved the Sunshine Protection Act, which proposes to make Daylight Saving Time permanent in the U.S. The legislation aims to end the practice of changing clocks twice a year, a proposal that was first reintroduced by Marco Rubio in March 2023.

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The Daily Beast

DOJ Issues Subpoenas to Law Firms Involved in Trump-Era Agreements

The DOJ has subpoenaed nine law firms that provided legal services during the Trump administration, requesting communications related to their agreements with the White House. This action follows a lawsuit by the American Bar Association against Trump's targeting of certain law firms.

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The Daily Beast

House Passes Bill to Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent

The House of Representatives passed the Sunshine Protection Act on July 14, 2026, with a vote of 308-117, aiming to make daylight saving time permanent. The bill, supported by former President Donald Trump, will now proceed to the Senate for consideration. Concerns about the implications of permanent daylight saving time have been raised, particularly regarding later sunrises in certain regions.

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Washington Examiner

Marine Corps Disavows Former Marine Candidate for Congress Over Controversial Statements

The Marine Corps has disavowed William Upham, a former Marine running for Congress in Florida, after he made controversial statements on social media, labeling President Trump as the 'Antichrist' and calling for his assassination. The Marine Corps and Acting Navy Secretary condemned Upham's comments, stating they violate military values. Upham is challenging incumbent Rep. John Rutherford in the Republican primary.

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Mother Jones

Mahmoud Khalil Files Lawsuit Against White House and Heritage Foundation

Mahmoud Khalil has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Heritage Foundation, alleging a conspiracy to deport him due to his activism for Palestinian rights. The lawsuit claims that federal officials collaborated with right-wing organizations to target Khalil and others for arrest and deportation. Khalil's case is ongoing and may reach the Supreme Court, while he seeks damages for his detention.

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cnn.com

Wisconsin panel finds Elon Musk likely violated election law with $1 million voter checks

A Wisconsin panel has found that Elon Musk likely broke state election law by giving $1 million to voters during the 2025 Supreme Court election. The Wisconsin Elections Commission has referred the matter to the Brown County district attorney for potential criminal charges. Musk's financial involvement in the election was significant, with over $100 million spent, but the candidate he supported lost the election.

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apnews.com

Man dies after being struck by tractor trailer while fleeing immigration agents in Florida

A man was killed by a tractor trailer while fleeing from immigration agents in Florida on Tuesday, marking the third death in a week linked to ICE encounters. The incident occurred when the man ran into traffic after an encounter with federal agents. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed the operation but did not provide details on the other individuals involved.

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Axios

New Mexico Attorney General and U.S. Justice Department Dispute Over Epstein Records

New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez and the U.S. Justice Department are in a dispute over access to records related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. Torrez claims the DOJ is hindering the investigation by withholding unredacted files, while the DOJ asserts that complying with the request would violate federal law. The NMDOJ has set a deadline of July 31 for a response before pursuing legal remedies.

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Washington Examiner

Senators Durbin and Duckworth Oppose Nirav Shah's Senate Candidacy

Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth have publicly opposed Nirav Shah's Senate candidacy in Maine, citing his role in a 2015 Legionnaires' disease outbreak that resulted in the deaths of 14 veterans. Both senators have criticized Shah's handling of the outbreak and his previous leadership at the Illinois Department of Public Health.

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New York Times — Politics

U.S. Military Campaign in Iran Shifts Focus

President Trump announced a shift in focus for the U.S. military campaign in Iran during a press briefing on July 15, 2026. While the campaign has evolved, the specific strategy has not been clearly defined.

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PBS NewsHour

House passes bill to make daylight saving time permanent

The House of Representatives has passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent as of July 15, 2026. Proponents, including the White House, believe this change will provide more daylight during active hours for Americans.

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The Hill

EU evaluates potential social media restrictions for children

The European Union is assessing a potential ban on social media for children, inspired by measures in the UK and Australia. A report submitted to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen suggests limiting access to these platforms for younger users.

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Fox News — Latest

Man fleeing ICE officers in Florida struck and killed by tractor-trailer

A 28-year-old Mexican man was killed by a tractor-trailer while fleeing ICE officers in St. Augustine, Florida, on Tuesday morning. This incident is part of a series of recent fatalities involving individuals fleeing or encountering ICE agents, prompting a policy shift from the Trump administration to halt most vehicle stops nationwide.

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Fox News — Latest

Man fleeing ICE officers in Florida struck and killed by tractor-trailer

A 28-year-old man fleeing ICE officers was killed by a tractor-trailer in St. Augustine, Florida, on Tuesday. The incident occurred after the vehicle he was in was stopped, and he ran across a busy road. This incident is part of a series of recent fatalities involving individuals fleeing from ICE.

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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court Justices Testify Before Congress on Security Funding and Other Issues

On July 14, 2026, Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before the House and Senate Appropriations Committees regarding a proposed budget increase for security funding. They discussed various issues including security threats, the emergency docket, and the enforcement of the court's code of conduct, while also addressing concerns about the 2022 leak of a draft opinion.

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Axios

House GOP Faces Challenges in Advancing Reconciliation Bill

House Speaker Mike Johnson is under pressure to advance a reconciliation bill that includes significant funding for defense and agriculture. However, divisions within the Republican Party regarding the bill's contents and strategy pose challenges, with some members expressing concerns over funding offsets and a lack of transparency in negotiations. The White House is working to garner support ahead of upcoming votes.

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