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A federal judge temporarily barred Philadelphia from enforcing a law that limited federal officers’ use of masks, concealed IDs, and unmarked vehicles. The ruling cites federal supremacy and constitutional concerns.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Immigration and Customs Enforcement cannot detain immigrants for more than 90 days without offering a chance for bond. The decision could impact thousands detained across several states.
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Former special counsel Jack Smith warned the United States faces an “attack on the rule of law” under President Donald Trump and said the Justice Department “can’t do its job” because judges distrust prosecutors.
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Organizers said entry to the National Mall for a record-breaking Fourth of July fireworks show has been delayed as Washington braces for extreme heat. President Donald Trump said he still plans to deliver a lengthy speech at the event despite forecasts of 107-degree temperatures.
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said he will confront congressional candidate Melat Kiros after she refused to condemn a 2025 firebomb attack on Jewish activists in Boulder as antisemitic.
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Progressive candidates backed by Democratic Socialists achieved significant victories in New York and Colorado, signaling a shift in the party’s ideological landscape.
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Cristiano Ronaldo made history at 41 years old, helping Portugal advance after a controversial VAR decision denied Croatia a late equalizer in their knockout match.
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Fox Nation will premiere “American Kitchen: An America 250 BBQ” on July 3, featuring chefs Andre Rush and David Burke and recipes that spotlight American backyard barbecue traditions, the network said.
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Wednesday dismissed Gov. Gavin Newsom’s assertion that the Justice Department is politically targeting him at the direction of President Donald Trump, saying the claim is “not grounded in fact,” Blanche said.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday announced plans to use a newly enacted law to label more than 90 organizations, including CAIR, the Muslim Brotherhood and Antifa, as terrorist groups pending approval by the Florida Cabinet.
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