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PoliticsNew caseWeek 28 coverage highlights reported Israeli strikes in Lebanon despite a US-backed framework and Amnesty International’s call for a war-crimes investigation.
PoliticsNew casePresident Trump said he would reject a congressional housing bill, pitting expanded assistance against a smaller federal commitment.
PoliticsNew caseThe EU is pressing Meta to alter Facebook and Instagram features linked to excessive or compulsive use.
Donald Trump's removal of the Election Assistance Commission's final members raises a policy choice between presidential control and independent oversight.
PoliticsNew caseThe New York Daily News is urging sanctions against OpenAI in a copyright dispute involving publishers and AI companies.
PoliticsNew caseDemocratic attorneys general oppose the White House's latest tariffs, setting economic intervention against concerns about costs for businesses and consumers.
PoliticsNew caseMichigan’s National Guard deployment to Washington puts federal direction against state control of Guard personnel.
PoliticsNew caseNorth Carolina Gov. Josh Stein has signed a $34 billion budget, putting the state's spending priorities to a public test.
PoliticsNew caseThe Supreme Court has allowed Texas to enforce app download age checks, pitting child protection against privacy and access concerns.
PoliticsNew caseThe Trump administration asked Texas to help provide legal services for immigrant children facing deportation, raising due-process and enforcement concerns.
PoliticsNew caseWeek 28 coverage highlights UN condemnation of RSF escalation around El Obeid, Tasees backing for a ceasefire, and growing concern over child casualties in Sudan.
PoliticsNew caseA federal judge blocked the DOJ's request for 2020 Fulton County election worker names, pitting investigative access against worker protection.
PoliticsNew caseWeek 28 coverage focused on air-defense risks and casualties in Ukraine-related attacks, alongside new UK sanctions and enforcement actions involving Russia-linked scientists, laboratories, and sanctions cases.
PoliticsNew caseWeek 28 coverage focused on strikes and threats in south Lebanon, disputes over sovereignty, rejected annexation claims, and limited diplomatic signals involving Israel, Lebanon, Hezbollah, the United States, and Iran.
PoliticsNew caseWeek 28 coverage focused on Hamas’s proposed handover of Gaza governance to a civilian or technocratic administration, alongside reports of continuing Israeli attacks and warnings about possible expanded control.
PoliticsNew caseA narrow Week 28 recap of Vienna court coverage sentencing former Assad-era Syrian officials to eight years in prison.
PoliticsNew caseA Chinese court sentenced Yang Youlin to death in a bribery case, focusing attention on anti-corruption punishment and judicial safeguards.
PoliticsNew caseA fatal shooting during a Memphis pursuit raises questions about National Guard accountability and responsibility for the use of force.
PoliticsOpenIsrael's government says it will not heed a High Court ruling involving the country's broadcast regulator.
PoliticsOpenMike Johnson plans another House attempt to advance Trump's voter-identification bill, balancing election controls against voting access.
PoliticsOpenNigeria denies an alleged ₦8 trillion in off-budget spending after Taiwo Oyedele said IMF comments were misrepresented.
PoliticsOpenA U.S. appeals court requires ICE to provide bond hearings after 90 days, putting detention authority against due-process protections.
PoliticsOpenThe Air Force detained Jason Watson after his impeachment appeal at the Capitol, pitting military conduct standards against political expression.
PoliticsOpenThe YMCA removed its diversity statement, prompting a dispute over public commitments and whether the criticism is justified.