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The policy, set to take effect Oct. 13, would end Medicaid coverage of gender-affirming surgeries and hormone treatments for transgender minors and bar CHIP coverage for those under 19.
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Attorney General Rob Bonta released a report on the 2022 death of Juan Carlos Chabel-Orellano, concluding that evidence was insufficient to support criminal prosecution of the involved Bakersfield officers.
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The SEC alleges Goliath Ventures and CEO Christopher A. Delgado raised at least $425 million from more than 1,300 investors through an unregistered crypto asset offering and used new investor funds to pay earlier investors.
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The SEC alleges Benjamin Tesfaye traded Calliditas securities using nonpublic information before Asahi Kasei announced its tender offer. Tesfaye consented to a proposed judgment requiring $39,504 in monetary payments, subject to court����al
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order urging states to separate MMR shots and space childhood vaccinations, while public health experts warned the changes could increase infection risks and disputed claims linking vaccines toมaut
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The Justice Department filed 25 civil denaturalization complaints since July, including cases involving alleged immigration fraud, concealed criminal conduct and military-service violations.
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Federal prosecutors charged Eduardo Javier Ibarra Arrowsmith with allegedly impersonating a deceased neurologist and helping naturalization applicants avoid required English and civics tests.
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Lawyers who successfully challenged President Donald Trump’s earlier birthright citizenship order asked a New Hampshire judge to block his Aug. 6 replacement.
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ICE lodged a detainer with the Broward County Jail after Edy Jose Rivas-Rizo was charged with first-degree murder in the August 2 death of his roommate.
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A DHS interim final rule would allow USCIS to require online filing for certain immigration forms, with advance public notice and waiver options for eligible requestors.
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Justice Samuel Alito says he will serve another Supreme Court term as disputes over presidential power, birthright citizenship and court reform continue.
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More than 60 congressional Democrats are investigating whether the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security coordinated efforts to deport military families.
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A strike that disabled Sanaa’s airport after a Mahan Air flight attempt was followed by Houthi attacks on Saudi targets and warnings of a wider conflict.
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President Donald Trump said staff secretary Will Scharf will become White House counsel on Sept. 1, replacing David Warrington as the administration faces legal and congressional challenges.
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Volunteer lawyers are helping unrepresented immigrants navigate immigration court as legal representation remains unavailable in many deportation cases.
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Minnesota’s Democratic Senate primary pits U.S. Rep. Angie Craig against Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, with Craig’s vote for the Laken Riley Act at the center of the contest.
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ICE says all field officers and agents are expected to have body cameras by the end of August, while its policy gives agency leadership broad discretion over footage release after serious injuries or deaths in custody.
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The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche 50-49 after Republican concerns over a proposed settlement involving Donald Trump and his allies nearly derailed the nomination.
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The Senate adjourned for its summer recess without advancing the SAVE America Act, despite President Donald Trump’s demands that lawmakers remain in session.
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The Senate approved a short-term funding measure by a 90-6 vote, sending it to the House after lawmakers return from their August recess.
