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Hours after Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment to refuse answering questions during a Senate hearing, Sen. Rand Paul told CBS News he believes Fauci could be prosecuted, raising renewed questions about congressional oversight and the legal consequences of testimony refusals.
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In a public push tied to Senate leadership, Kentucky’s governor said he wants McConnell to address voters directly and called for scrutiny of his reported health status.
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Troy Jackson won 75% of delegate votes at Maine’s Democratic Party convention, drawing criticism from party members who say it runs counter to his public messaging about a “popular vote democracy.”
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In a report issued Monday, a court-appointed monitor said the California City Immigration Processing Center failed to comply with an order requiring adequate medical care for detained migrants and did not ensure timely treatment needs were met.
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Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis say they would not move forward on Todd Blanche’s confirmation as Attorney General without written proposals to modify a Trump-era IRS settlement, according to Fox News.
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The Department of Energy said it issued an emergency order to help secure the electric power grid in 17 U.S. states as extreme heat strains generation and transmission systems.
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A proposed Justice Department rule would allow immigration judges to hold attorneys, clients, and witnesses in contempt for violating court orders, according to CBS News.
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A proposed package would include steep tariff increases tied to Russian energy purchases and enforcement focused on entities supporting Vladimir Putin’s war effort, according to Fox News.
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Republican Sen. John Cornyn demanded clearer written terms regarding a Justice Department agreement with President Donald Trump as Todd Blanche’s attorney general nomination remains on hold.
