White House cancels congressional picnic for now
President Donald Trump announced the White House picnic with Congress will be canceled and rescheduled due to busy schedules. In New York, Joshua Schulte pleads not guilty to charges tied to the Vault 7 leak and alleged CIA hacking disclosures. In Vermont, the FDA reconsiders labeling added sugars for maple syrup and honey after public feedback and plans a revised approach.
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Virginia
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
American Honey Producers Association
Kelvin Adee
Trump halts family separation with new border order
President Trump reversed course and signed an executive order to stop separating children from their parents at the border while in custody. The move preserves criminal prosecutions under a broad policy and faces court challenges tied to the Flores settlement and detention timelines.
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Defense Department
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Justice Department
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Southern Poverty Law Center
Richard Cohen
Canada Moves To Legalize Cannabis Nationwide
Canada will legalize marijuana across the country starting October 17, with provinces and territories readying retail outlets and online delivery. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould frame the move as curbing organized crime and modernizing policy, while acknowledging unresolved questions on DUI testing, pardons, and home cultivation.
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Wilson- Raybould
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California
United States
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Ginette Petitpas Taylor
Justice
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Ottawa
Ontario
Large Ohio meat plant raid nets 146 arrests in Salem
Federal agents arrested more than 100 workers at Fresh Mark’s Salem meat processing plant in a joint operation linked to a yearlong immigration probe. Most detainees are Guatemalan. investigations extend to Massillon and Canton sites. No charges filed yet. probe ongoing.
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Sugardale
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Homeland Security Investigations Unit
Detroit
Senate blocks trillions in Trump rescission plan fails
The Senate rejected about 15 billion in rescissions proposed by the Trump White House. 48 senators voted yes and 50 no with two Republicans joining Democrats. The package would have clawed back funding from the CHIP program, Energy Department loans, and smaller programs, but analysts say the real cut was nearer 1 billion.
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