Trump and Putin diverge on call over Ukraine war
President Trump praised the call as excellent and urged peace talks while Putin said the discussion was meaningful yet offered only qualified support for a ceasefire or peace deal. Zelenskiy proposed a 30 day ceasefire but no clear Russian commitment emerged amid broader trade and diplomacy talks.
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Trump seeks GOP unity before tax bill votes
President Trump plans a Capitol Hill visit to rally Republicans as they reconcile differences in the 1,116 page package dubbed One Big Beautiful Bill Act. White House aides press for unity ahead of a planned floor vote while House Republicans edge toward final passage amid debates over Medicaid work requirements and green energy cuts.
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Settlement to pay nearly 5 million to Ashli Babbitt family
The Justice Department plans to pay about 5 million dollars to the family of Ashli Babbitt, the Jan 6 rioter fatally shot inside the Capitol. The case, filed in early 2024, seeks 30 million, with attorneys to receive roughly one third. A final deal is not yet signed and awaits court updates.
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California
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Supreme Court allows Trump to end Venezuelan TPS protections
The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to strip Temporary Protected Status from about 350,000 Venezuelans, risking deportation. The order pauses a San Francisco judge’s ruling that kept TPS in place, and the decision drew swift criticism from Venezuelan migrants and advocates who say many families would face impossible choices. The case follows moves to end TPS for multiple national groups and broader immigration actions by the administration.
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Judge rules Trump overstepped in dismantling US Institute of Peace
A Washington federal judge ruled that the Trump administration lacked authority to dissolve the U S Institute of Peace, an independent entity created by Congress. The ruling cites the institute's separation from the executive branch and criticizes use of law enforcement to seize its headquarters. Leaders and lawyers were reviewing the decision and planning next steps.
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