Bipartisan deal funds government through Sept 30
Congressional leaders announce a bipartisan agreement to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year. The plan includes Homeland Security funding with border security provisions and faces likely fast track votes in both chambers amid GOP objections and border policy tensions.
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Supreme Court Allows Texas Migrant Arrest Law
The Supreme Court with a divided vote let Texas begin enforcing Senate Bill 4 which empowers police to arrest migrants for illegal entry while a federal challenge continues. The decision does not decide constitutionality and sends the case back to appellate court with potential return to the high court.
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Navarro heads to prison in Jan 6 riot contempt case
Former White House adviser Peter Navarro reported to prison for a four month sentence after defying a House subpoena. Courts rejected his executive privilege claim. He is the first senior Trump official imprisoned over the Jan 6 riot.
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Generals fault planning for chaotic Afghanistan fall
Retired Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen Milley and Gen McKenzie testified that the Biden administration poorly planned the Afghanistan pullout. They cited advice to keep 2,500 troops and slow State Department evacuation as key missteps, while noting the White House blamed previous Trump withdrawal pacts.
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Defense chief vows aid to Ukraine amid Congress funding delay
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told more than 50 global defense leaders at Ramstein Air Base that the United States will keep supporting Ukraine. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius outlined about 542 million dollars in aid including 10,000 rounds of ammunition, 100 armored vehicles, and 100 transport vehicles, stressing continued American reliability despite Congress stalls.
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