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Trump Administration Seeks Supreme Court Intervention to Block FOIA Requests on DOGE

Wednesday, May 21

Trump administration appeals to Supreme Court to exempt DOGE from FOIA requests, citing executive privilege and separation of powers.

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DOJ Withdraws from Police Reform Agreements in Minneapolis and Louisville

Wednesday, May 21

The Justice Department has moved to withdraw from police reform agreements with Minneapolis and Louisville, impacting crucial oversight initiatives.

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Rep. LaMonica McIver Charged with Assault Following Protest at Newark ICE Facility

Wednesday, May 21

Rep. LaMonica McIver faces assault charges stemming from a protest outside an ICE facility, igniting political controversy over accountability and oversight.

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UK, France, and Canada Threaten Sanctions Against Israel Over Gaza Offensive

Wednesday, May 21

UK, France, and Canada condemn Israel's Gaza offensive and threaten sanctions if humanitarian aid restrictions are not lifted.

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US Senate Advances GENIUS Act, Paving the Way for Stablecoin Regulation Amidst Controversy

Wednesday, May 21

The US Senate pushes the GENIUS Act for stablecoin regulation, sparking debate over its implications for President Trump’s financial interests.

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Germany detains minors linked to far-right group attacking asylum seekers

Wednesday, May 21

German police arrest minors linked to far-right attacks on asylum seekers, reflecting rising political tensions over extremism and immigration.

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Supreme Court Allows Trump to End Deportation Protections for Venezuelans

Wednesday, May 21

The US Supreme Court permits the Trump administration to revoke deportation protections for 350,000 Venezuelans, risking their deportation.

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Putin visits Kursk region, emphasizing control post-Ukrainian incursion

Wednesday, May 21

Putin visits Kursk for the first time since expelling Ukrainian forces, highlighting Russia's efforts to regain control in the region.

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Kristi Noem Misdefines Habeas Corpus, Facing Scrutiny in Senate Hearing

Wednesday, May 21

Kristi Noem misstates habeas corpus in Senate hearing, prompting corrections from Senator Maggie Hassan and raising constitutional questions.

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Uganda's Parliament Authorizes Military Tribunals for Civilians in Defiance of Supreme Court Ruling

Wednesday, May 21

Uganda's parliament restores military trials for civilians despite a Supreme Court ruling against such practices, raising alarm among opposition and rights groups.