
Family visitation partially restored at New Jersey immigration detention center
Officials announced limited family visits resumed at Delaney Hall ICE facility after week of protests following detainee hunger strike.

Officials announced limited family visits resumed at Delaney Hall ICE facility after week of protests following detainee hunger strike.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is reportedly preparing to resign after a brief 16-minute meeting with the Prime Minister yesterday.

President Trump has discussed potentially firing Attorney General Pam Bondi, with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin mentioned as a possible replacement.

The House could vote within days on expelling Rep. Eric Swalwell over sexual assault allegations, potentially triggering similar actions.

The House approved legislation requiring government intervention in union contract talks after 90 days, with 20 Republicans joining Democrats.
A U.S. Customs official testified about plans to refund billions in tariffs the Supreme Court ruled Trump imposed illegally, with dispute over eligibility.

The Supreme Court struck down Colorado's law prohibiting conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors, ruling 8-1 that it violates therapists' First Amendment rights.

A US trade official outlined priorities for upcoming USMCA negotiations and discussed potential semiconductor tariffs as policy tools.

Several California congressional primary elections have determined November matchups, including progressive vs. incumbent races in competitive districts.

The death toll from US strikes on suspected drug trafficking vessels has risen to 199 after recent survivors were not located.

The DOJ is taking enforcement actions against states on two separate fronts involving ICE vehicle identification and voter registration records.

Pete Hegseth used a D-Day anniversary event to warn European leaders about modern threats he described as 'dangerous ideologies' affecting the continent.

Various reports examine Trump administration actions regarding financial investigations, military cooperation, and technology policies.

Republican senators express anger over Trump's treatment of colleagues while RNC leadership maintains his base support remains strong.

Vice President JD Vance linked a British murder case to immigration policy, prompting UK officials to accuse him of stirring division.
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