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IRS Promotes Online Accounts for Tax Payments, Records and Authorizations
The IRS is urging taxpayers, businesses and tax professionals to use IRS.gov tools for payments, records, refunds, notices and authorization requests.
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Four Supreme Court Fellows to Begin 2026-2027 Assignments
Four new U.S. Supreme Court Fellows will begin fellowships in September 2026, with assignments to four federal judicial institutions.
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Walmart Launches Scenario Women’s Fashion Brand With 280-Piece Collection
Walmart introduced Scenario on Aug. 27, offering a 280-piece women’s fashion collection in stores and online, with most items priced below $25.
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Federal Court Orders USCIS to Adjudicate Applications Under Challenged Hold Policies
A federal court has enjoined two USCIS policy memoranda and certified a class of applicants affected by adjudication holds tied to 39 countries and the Palestinian Authority.
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GM CISO Mike Hanley Spends a Day on Romulus Plant Floor
GM Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer Mike Hanley worked alongside operators at Romulus Propulsion Systems to observe transmission assembly and plant machinery his cybersecurity team helps protect.
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Bonta and Coalition Sue Over Trump Administration’s Title X Funding Conditions
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 21 other attorneys general and two governors sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over new Title X funding requirements they argue violate federal law and the Constitution.
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Federal Court Finds 2025 Farmworker Wage Rule Unlawful
The Eastern District of California ruled that the Labor Department’s 2025 interim final rule reducing the Adverse Effect Wage Rate was arbitrary and capricious.
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Massachusetts Court Temporarily Blocks USPS Mail-In Voting Rule
A federal judge issued a 14-day temporary restraining order after California and other states challenged USPS requirements for ballot envelopes, voter enrollment and mail acceptance.
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California Sues Over $120 Million Golden State Wind Lease Buyout
Attorney General Rob Bonta and the California Energy Commission sued the Trump Administration and Golden State Wind LLC, arguing that a federal agreement canceling an offshore wind lease violated federal law.
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California DOJ Investigates Fatal Lathrop Police Shooting Under AB 1506
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that the California Department of Justice is investigating an August 27 officer-involved shooting in Lathrop that killed one individual.
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ICE Asks Virginia Governor Not to Release Man Charged With More Than 20 Child-Pornography Counts
ICE lodged a detainer with the Franklin County Jail after Jorge Gilberto Zamorano-Burciaga was arrested on August 12 and charged with multiple child-pornography offenses.
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DHS Says FEMA Terminated Three More Employees After OIG Report on Political Bias
DHS said FEMA terminated three additional individuals after an investigation into a crew accused of skipping Florida homes displaying pro-Trump signs after Hurricane Milton.
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ICE Announces Arrests of Five People Convicted of Murder, Child Sex Offenses and Kidnapping
The Department of Homeland Security said ICE arrested five people on August 26, 2026, including individuals it identified as convicted of murder, child sex offenses and kidnapping.
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DHS Says ICE Arrested Five Convicted Foreign Nationals in Recent Enforcement Actions
The Department of Homeland Security said ICE made arrests on August 27 involving five people with convictions for sex offenses, kidnapping, robbery, assault and child-pornography distribution.
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ICE Deports Five People With Serious Criminal Convictions, DHS Says
DHS announced that ICE deported people from Ecuador, Bolivia, Honduras, Mexico and Cuba during the week ending August 22, including individuals with convictions for murder, sexual assault and arson.
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Trump’s Canada Tariffs Expose U.S. Reliance on Canadian Supplies
President Donald Trump says the United States does not need Canada, but the two economies remain linked by Canadian oil, aluminum, farm inputs and auto parts.
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Army Plans Up to $2.2 Billion for Nuclear Microreactors at Five Bases
The U.S. Army selected five companies to build and operate nuclear microreactors at military installations, with awards tied to performance milestones and an expected operating date of September 2028.
