Biden sticks to August 31 Afghanistan airlift deadline
President Biden said the military must complete an airlift by August 31, despite allied calls for more time. He defended the plan amid ISIS K threats, Taliban cooperation, and ongoing evacuations of Americans and vulnerable Afghans from Kabul airport.
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Biden's 3.5T plan clears House hurdle in split vote
In a 220-212 vote Democrats push Biden's $3.5 trillion rebuilding blueprint after moderates yielded to a path linking to a $1 trillion bipartisan public works package. Pelosi promises a Sept 27 vote on the bipartisan measure as the administration presses ahead with an elections overhaul amid GOP opposition.
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Supreme Court allows Stay on Remain in Mexico policy
The Supreme Court did not block a lower court ruling ordering the Biden administration to reinstate the Migrant Protection Protocols known as Remain in Mexico. With three liberal justices in dissent, the court said the policy likely violated federal law in its rescission. The ruling leaves timing and scope uncertain while mandating a good faith restart effort.
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Mishandling of emergency system on Jan 6 at Capitol
An inspector general report finds Capitol Police did not adequately respond to frantic radio panic signals as pro Trump rioters attacked officers. It notes most emergency activations were not simulcast and on duty supervisors were not informed of some activations.
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KU Maintains Vaccine Mandate Not Feasible Under State Law
KU reiterates it cannot mandate vaccines or require proof due to state budget provisions. Senate Bill 159 bars using state funds for vaccine passports, tying the issue to external fundraising and the EU endowment. KU says other state universities follow suit, and its general counsel reviewed the bill without a memo. The university still encourages vaccination with incentives totaling about 235,000 dollars for students who provide proof.
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