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A lawsuit claims the Trump administration illegally shared Iranian asylum seekers' confidential information with Tehran, endangering their lives.
John Brennan sues the Justice Department, seeking preservation of records amidst investigations tied to his role in 2016 Russian interference claims.
The Supreme Court's decision allows states to count late-arriving mail ballots, marking a political setback for the GOP.
Former national security adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents, agreeing to a plea deal that could involve a fine and community service.
National Park Service officials report vandalism to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as investigations into taxpayer spending continue.
The Supreme Court has ruled that asylum seekers can be turned away if they have not set foot in the US, supporting Trump's immigration policies.
A federal judge in California issues a ruling blocking ICE arrests in immigration courts, impacting Trump-era policies on detention practices.
A federal judge ruled against SNAP restrictions on candy and sugary drinks, impacting food assistance for millions of Americans.
A U.S. military strike on a suspected drug smuggling boat in the Eastern Pacific kills three, amid ongoing scrutiny of these operations.
A federal judge invalidates Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it as an unauthorized tax and impacting skilled worker immigration.
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