Dems back GOP bill to detain migrants accused of crimes
Democrats backed a GOP bill to detain unauthorized migrants accused of certain crimes, advancing the measure 84 to 9. Sen. Schumer signaled openness to bipartisan amendments while urging Republicans to collaborate on a broader immigration strategy amid Biden‑era control shifts and cross‑party scrutiny.
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Zelenskyy urges allies to keep backing Ukraine before Biden inauguration
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged allied defense ministers at Ramstein Air Base to sustain defense coalitions and support for Ukraine as U.S. allies coordinate aid. U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed $500 million in military aid to Kyiv and warned against complacency as Putin presses a battlefield advantage.
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Biden administration stalls plea in 9 11 case
The Biden administration wins a temporary stay blocking Khalid Sheikh Mohammed from entering a guilty plea at Guantanamo Bay. The pause delays a plea deal that would avoid the death penalty for al Qaida's Sept 11, 2001 attacks, as families of nearly 3,000 victims watch. The stay lasts only while the government’s appeal is considered.
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Justices reject Trump's bid to delay sentencing
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, denied Trump's emergency request to pause his New York hush money sentence. Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett joined the court's liberals to allow Merchan to proceed, while four conservatives would have granted a delay.
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Appeals court clears way for release of Smith Trump report
The 11th Circuit refused to block public release of Special Counsel Jack Smiths report on the 2020 election interference case against Donald Trump. A district judge's stay remains for three days and potential further appeals are possible. The Justice Department plans to release the volume detailing Smiths findings while continuing to withhold the classified documents section.
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