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FY26 Q4 Data Due
The Department of Justice has set a deadline for the submission of data for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026.
FY26 Q3 Data Due
The Department of Justice has set a deadline for the submission of data for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026.
FY26 Q2 Data Due
The Department of Justice has announced the due date for the submission of data for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026.
Publication of 2026 Chief FOIA Officer (CFO) Reports on agency websites due
This article states the deadline for the publication of Chief FOIA Officer reports on agency websites, as mandated by law.
FBI investigates attacks in Michigan and Virginia. And, Senate passes housing bill
The FBI is investigating separate violent attacks in Michigan and Virginia while the Senate has passed a significant housing bill.
Why an unverified Iran drone tip prompted FBI alerts to California law enforcement
An FBI advisory regarding an unverified drone tip related to Iran led to alerts for California law enforcement, sparking pushback from White House officials.
Illegal immigrant accused of assaulting NJ teen could be released under sanctuary policies, ICE warns
Federal officials expressed concerns that New Jersey's sanctuary policies might lead to the release of an illegal immigrant accused of sexually assaulting a teenager.
House conservative unveils bill to end chain migration, scrap diversity visa in sweeping immigration overhaul
Rep. Andy Ogles introduced legislation aimed at ending chain migration and the diversity visa lottery, proposing a shift to a merit-based immigration system.
Walz in the hot seat as critics' predictions on his controversial new law come true: 'Concerning trends'
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faces criticism as issues related to his paid leave program lead to concerns about fraud.
Schumer silent on ending DHS shutdown after deadly shootings hit Michigan, Virginia
A political standoff over DHS funding has escalated following recent shootings, with GOP leaders accusing Democrats of jeopardizing public safety.
GOP senator earns Dem backlash for 'enemy is inside the gates' comment about NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani
GOP Senator Tommy Tuberville faced criticism after making a controversial statement regarding NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, suggesting that the true enemy is within the gates.
Gavin Newsom missed the memo: Relatability is out
The article critiques California Governor Gavin Newsom's attempt to write a relatable memoir, suggesting it misses the current political climate and public sentiment.
The GOP is having an epiphany: This is a bad look
The article analyzes the Republican Party's shift in strategy as it prepares for the midterm elections, suggesting a need for a more favorable public image amid controversies surrounding Trump's policies.
America needs immigrants as much as they need liberty’s blessings
The article discusses the complexities of immigration enforcement in the U.S., particularly highlighting the impact of deportation on individuals who have been part of the workforce for years, thereby emphasizing the interdependence between immigrants and American society.
James Talarico represents Christianity’s past, not its future
The article critiques Texas Democrat James Talarico's support for transgender rights, arguing that it signifies a decline in liberal Christianity's influence.
America’s imperial trap in Iran
The article draws parallels between the U.S. involvement in Iran and historical British imperial overreach, critiquing current foreign policy decisions.
The Death Penalty Is Indefensible. It’s Also on the Rise.
The article argues against the rising trend of capital punishment, labeling it as a cruel and unjust development in the justice system.
What Are We Living Through in Trump 2.0? Here Are 3 Possibilities.
The article explores three potential outcomes of a second Trump presidency, discussing the implications for authoritarianism and constitutional integrity.
Mussolini Would Have Loved Trump’s Ballroom
The article compares Trump's plans for the White House to Mussolini's architectural ambitions in Rome, suggesting a troubling authoritarian parallel.
The Trump Administration Floats a New Way to Humiliate the Legal Profession
The article critiques proposals from the Trump administration that could undermine the ethical standards of the legal profession.
Bucking stigma, more places turn to factory-built for affordable housing
With a housing shortage, there is a growing acceptance of factory-built homes, which have been historically stigmatized, as a solution for affordable housing.
Oregon Voters Overwhelmingly Said Yes to Limiting Money in Politics. Then Politicians Had Their Say.
Oregon voters expressed strong support for limiting campaign financing; however, subsequent actions by politicians may undermine these reforms.
‘One of the last places of safety’: US tenants are striking against their landlords over steep rent hikes
Tenants in Minneapolis are organizing strikes against landlords due to steep rent increases, reflecting growing discontent over housing affordability and the impact of federal immigration enforcement on community stability.
‘I don’t give a shit about Iran. I don’t want to pay higher gas’: Motor City motorists feel pinch as gas prices surge
Motorists in Detroit express frustration with rising gas prices attributed to the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran, showcasing the economic impact of foreign policy on everyday Americans' lives.
AI-generated Iran images are widespread. How do we know what to believe? | Margaret Sullivan
The article examines the prevalence of AI-generated images related to the Iran conflict and the challenges they pose in discerning truth in media coverage.
The king’s visit to the US must go ahead despite Trump's terrible military aggression | Simon Jenkins
The article debates whether King Charles's state visit to the U.S. should proceed amid Trump’s military actions in Iran, reflecting on public opinion and the implications for diplomatic relations.
Countries are negotiating rules to mine the deep sea. The U.S. is pushing ahead alone
As international negotiations for deep-sea mining regulations progress, the U.S. is independently accelerating its environmental review process for mining critical metals.
Six years after Breonna Taylor’s death, America is weakening the rules that could have saved her | Jamil Smith
The article discusses the rollback of restrictions on no-knock warrants by the Trump administration six years after Breonna Taylor's death, highlighting implications for civil rights and police accountability.
Maui Wildfire Mental Health Crisis Shows Recovery Needs More Than Rebuilding
The aftermath of the Maui wildfires reveals a critical mental health crisis, emphasizing that recovery must address long-term community health and housing needs beyond immediate rebuilding efforts.
Democrats set a turnout record in Texas, so is this the year it turns blue?
Texas Democrats achieved a record turnout in the primary elections, driven largely by Latino voters, raising questions about the state's potential political shift.