Democrats pessimistic about party's future in AP NORC poll
The AP NORC poll finds about one third of Democrats are very or somewhat optimistic about their party's future, down from 2024. Republicans show modest optimism, while both parties face concerns about leadership selection and overall political sentiment. Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez remain notably popular with Democrats.
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EPA eases PFAS drinking water rules amid rollout
The EPA plans to weaken limits on several PFAS in drinking water while keeping PFOA and PFOS standards at 4 parts per trillion and extending compliance to 2031. The move draws legal challenges from utilities and criticism from health groups, with costs and timelines central to debate.
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Georgetown student released from immigration detention after judge ruling
Indian born Georgetown University scholar Badar Khan Suri was released from an Alvarado Texas detention facility after U S District Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles found substantial constitutional claims against the Trump administration She noted his speech on the Israel Hamas conflict likely falls under protected political speech and found he did not pose a danger to the community He will return to Virginia as he pursues a petition challenging his arrest and immigration proceedings continue in Texas The case underscores broader concerns about how foreign students were treated during the early Trump era
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Judge reduces Menendez brothers murder sentences
Erik and Lyle Menendez win a sentence cut from life without parole to 50 years to life in Los Angeles County, making them eligible for parole. The judge cited rehabilitation after decades of appeals, with the parole board to decide their fate after a June 13 risk assessment.
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