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The Public Integrity Project filed a federal lawsuit to halt the June 14 UFC card on the White House South Lawn, alleging the event violates National Park Service rules and lacked congressional approval.
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New Jersey's state Senate passed a bill on May 28 that would make threatening, harassing, or blocking access to reproductive and transgender healthcare a crime punishable by up to 10 years. It is not law yet — the Assembly votes June 11.
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Kevin O'Leary agreed to cut his 40,000-acre Stratos AI data center in Utah roughly in half after residents and state lawmakers demanded a 75% reduction.
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A nonprofit and five Box Elder County residents sued in Utah's 3rd District Court to block Kevin O'Leary's Stratos Project AI data center, arguing the unelected MIDA board approved it without their consent.
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The Nashville Zoo's petition against a DC BLOX data center planned 50 yards from its animals has topped 288,000 signatures, citing risks to its clouded leopards.
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Voters in Monterey Park, California approved Measure NDC by roughly 86% to 14%, enacting what supporters call the first permanent, voter-approved data center ban in the U.S.
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Iraq War veteran Rep. Seth Moulton told CNN that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is 'absolutely' guilty of war crimes over lethal U.S. strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, drawing a historical analogy to Nuremberg-era prosecutions.
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New Mexico's Democratic-led Legislature has approved roughly 14 subpoenas — to the FBI, DOJ, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, Epstein's estate and more — as its state Epstein 'truth commission' moves to build a full public record.
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A D.C. judge dismissed the Kennedy Center's $1 million lawsuit against jazz musician Chuck Redd with prejudice, ruling under D.C.'s Anti-SLAPP law that no binding contract ever existed.
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Internal documents reported by ABC News show the Army has a contingency plan, 'Operation Resolute Justice,' to resume military executions for the first time since 1961 — pending President Trump's approval.
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A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restart frozen green card, work permit, citizenship, and asylum decisions for 39 countries, finding 'strong evidence of anti-immigrant animus.'
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Judge R. Brooke Jackson granted a preliminary injunction halting the breakup of Boulder's NCAR, calling it arbitrary and capricious and pointing to political retaliation against Colorado.
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