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An ICE Agent Shot a DoorDash Driver in Austin
DHS calls him a removable "illegal alien." His lawyer says he had a work permit and entered legally.
Read »CNN, MS NOW, and Politico Sue Trump Over White House Ban
The outlets are suing over Friday's press ban. The administration says the president decides who covers him.
A Trump-Backed Republican Breaks With Him on Immigration
Rep. María Elvira Salazar says ICE enforcement "has gone too far." Trump says she's gone soft.
Trump Says He's Banning 3 News Outlets
He is barring CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House. Press-freedom lawyers call it unconstitutional.
Pennsylvania Will Only Take CDC Help If It Counts the Dead
The state asked for emergency federal help with its measles outbreak. Then it attached a condition.
Scientists Sue NIH Over Its Grant Keyword List
Researchers say a 235-term screening list cost them grants. NIH's director says no such list exists.
House Limits Trump's Iran War Powers a Third Time
Seven Republicans crossed over this time, up from four last vote. One of them filed to impeach the defense secretary the same day.
CDC Rebukes Pennsylvania After a Third Measles Death
A 40-year-old woman died Saturday. The CDC's response was to say Pennsylvania never asked for help.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Mail-Ballot Rule For Midterms
A 7-2 ruling keeps mail ballots flowing under the old rules; two justices say the case took too long to decide.
Judge Rules FEMA Workforce Cuts Unlawful
A federal judge says DHS broke the law when it moved to cut FEMA's staff in half. The agency says it's ready for hurricane season anyway.
A Surrogate Takes Her Fight to the Nation's Top Court
McKenna West refused to abort the baby she was carrying. Now she wants the Supreme Court to give her a say in his care.
Mamdani Attended 9/11 Ceremony Amid a 110,000-Name Petition
He showed up anyway and shook Giuliani's hand. The fight over why he'd been asked to skip it just kept going.
FDA Won't Name the Grower Behind a Lettuce Outbreak
It took 10 weeks to say the food was romaine, then closed the case without naming who grew it.
SCOTUS Blocks Missouri Map as Judges Face Impeachment Threat
The Supreme Court blocked Missouri's new GOP map hours after state lawmakers threatened to impeach justices over a contempt case against the secretary of state.
Widow Sues 21 Air, Amazon Over Deadly Miami Crash
Her lawsuit calls it preventable negligence. The airline, the airport, and federal investigators don't agree on what "preventable" even means here.
Fetterman Showed Up — On Video — at the GOP Convention
He praised Trump and backed a Republican ally on camera. His own party isn't happy.
Mamdani Released 170,000 Pages on 9/11's Toxic Air
New Ground Zero records show officials called the air safe before they'd finished testing it indoors. Critics say the timing is the real story — it comes just days before the anniversary.
CDC, Pennsylvania Fight Over the State's Measles Deaths
Two infants died, and a coroner confirmed one died of measles. The federal tally still says nobody did.
A Judge Could Block Illinois's Aid-in-Dying Law by Saturday
Two separate lawsuits are racing a Sept. 12 deadline, for opposite reasons.
Smithsonian's Bunch to Resign Amid Trump Pressure Campaign
Bunch says the decision was his. The Trump administration says its pressure worked.