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Sex Ed Classes Can't Teach 'Gender Ideology' If States Want Federal Funds

Plus: Court refuses to break up Google, Epstein victims speak at the Khanna/Massie press conference, a shift in young men's views on porn

Reason

Epstein accusers urge Trump to release all case files after document dump reveals tens of thousands of pages already made public

The Department of Justice has released more than 30,000 files relating to the Epstein investigation but Democrats say most of the information is already public.

The Independent UK

Four things to watch as Congress takes over Epstein files probe after Trump inaction on sex trafficker’s ‘list’

ANALYSIS: The House will have a forced vote, Chuck Schumer dusts off a little-known rule and Trump’s response will all characterize the next phase of the Epstein investigation, Eric Garcia writes

The Independent UK

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After Years of Abuses, Approval of the FBI and DOJ Depends on Who Is in Power

With government agencies turned into partisan weapons, trust is a tribal matter.

Reason

Who Is Elizabeth Baxter? DOJ Paralegal Fired by AG Pam Bondi After Screaming 'F* the National Guard'

Pam Bondi dismissed DOJ staffer Elizabeth Baxter following her outburst against National Guard troops during a DC incident.

International Business Times UK

Trump Admin Passes Rule Allowing DOJ To Appoint Immigration Judges Who Have No Prior Experience

The Trump administration passed a rule allowing the Department of Justice to appoint immigration judges who have no prior experience in the area

Latin Times

Trunp’s former security advisor in hot waters as FBI investigation into his classified documents expands beyond his controversial book

A civil lawsuit was filed in the past to stop him.

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DOJ Investigates Crime Stat Manipulation In Washington D.C.

DOJ investigates alleged crime statistic manipulation in Washington D.C., highlighting concerns over data accuracy and public safety.

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Trump says he wants ‘nothing less than $500m’ from Harvard as feud continues

‘Don’t negotiate with them, they’ve been very bad,’ Trump tells education secretary in cabinet meeting

The Guardian - US

Trump's Flag-Burning Executive Order

More fodder for the culture war

Reason

Trump says he plans to sue California over redistricting - but Texas is apparently OK

The president intends to challenge California’s redistricting plan which state officials created in response to the Texas map-grab that Trump encouraged

The Independent UK

Virginia Giuffre’s family blasts the DOJ for giving Ghislaine Maxwell a platform to ‘rewrite history’

The family of the late Virginia Giuffre, a key accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, has publicly condemned the Department of Justice for its recent actions concerning convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell. The family’s outrage centers on the release of transcripts from a prison interview between Maxwell and Deputy Attorney General Todd…

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Democrats Slam Trump's DOJ Release Of Epstein Files, Say 97% Of Them Contain No New Information

Democrats have voiced their discontent over President Donald Trump's Department of Justice’s release of Jeffrey Epstein files, claiming that the majority of the documents were already accessible to the public.

Benzinga

Maxwell does not believe that Epstein died by suicide, but has no idea who killed him, testimony reveals

Epstein’s convicted accomplice believes the idea his death was ordered out of fear of blackmail is ‘ludicrous’ when there was plenty of opportunity to kill him before he was jailed

The Independent UK

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The Epstein files are coming, and Trump’s DOJ is working overtime to make sure you see… well, nothing

Why are they allowed to redact things without anyone else knowing?

Fortune

Moments after Jerome Powell’s latest speech, Trump threatens to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook if she doesn’t resign

Two days earlier, the suddenly embattled Fed governor Lisa Cook said she had “no intention of being bullied to step down.”

The Independent UK

Congress plans to release Epstein files to public after it gets them on Friday: report

The House panel is expected to start receiving some of the material from the Justice Department on Friday.

Benzinga

UnitedHealth Stock Climbs Over 3% In Monday Pre-Market: What's Going On?

Shares of UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE:UNH) climbed 3.20% in Monday’s pre-market trading session, extending Friday’s gain following Michael Burry and Warren Buffett‘s stake acquisition in the insurance behemoth.

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Are Local Police Sharing Surveillance Data With Medicare Fraud Units?

Medicare fraud costs taxpayers billions of dollars every year, making it a pressing concern for both law enforcement and the public. As technology advances, surveillance...

Latin Times

'I Threw a Sandwich': Protester Charged With Assaulting Federal Officer Amid DC Crackdown

A man has been charged with assaulting a federal officer after allegedly throwing a sandwich at a US Customs and Border Protection agent in Washington, D.C.

The Guardian - US

Alleged DC sandwich-thrower worked at justice department, attorney general says

Sean Charles Dunn, who was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer, was fired after incident

The Guardian - US

The Ice alert app founder sparking fury in Trump officials: ‘Pam Bondi said I better watch out? Please.’

After IceBlock’s launch in April, Kristi Noem attacked developer Joshua Aaron and his wife was fired from the DoJ. The attention has only led to more raids being reported

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The Justice Department is now actively punishing lawyers who legally defend immigrants from Trump

Those who defend others may see consequences.

Al Jazeera

Trump administration subpoenas New York Attorney General Letitia James

James successfully sued Trump for fraud in 2023, sparking the president’s ire and accusations of retaliation.

The Independent UK

Trump administration seeks $1 billion settlement from UCLA, a White House official says

A White House official says the Trump administration is seeking a $1 billion settlement from the University of California, Los Angeles

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