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The proposed roadmap sets conditions for Hamas and other factions to halt military operations, transfer civilian functions and enable an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
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Hamas said it would begin disarming under a U.S.-brokered agreement requiring Israel to halt strikes and withdraw from Gaza, but major disputes remain over timing, heavy weapons and Palestinian statehood.
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The Federal Reserve Board proposed updates to rules governing mutual banking organizations, including greater flexibility to raise capital and fewer procedural burdens.
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The Federal Reserve Board proposed changes to Regulation O, including updated thresholds, indexing for future economic growth, and simpler treatment of certain interests.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian Authority asked the Supreme Court to halt enforcement of a $656 million judgment while they prepare a petition for review.
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The Supreme Court’s rulings in United States v. Hemani and Wolford v. Lopez clarified parts of the Second Amendment framework established in Bruen while leaving major questions unresolved.
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Holmes Motors Inc. agreed to pay more than $137,000 to resolve Justice Department allegations involving vehicle repossessions, lease refunds and Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protections.
home.treasury.gov
The G7 Cyber Expert Group concluded a simulated large-scale cyber-attack exercise involving financial authorities across all G7 jurisdictions.
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New York sued KalshiEX, LLC, alleging that its prediction market platform operates as an illegal, unlicensed gambling business and exposes users to unlawful betting risks.
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President Donald Trump said he may withdraw Todd Blanche’s nomination after Republican senators demanded written assurances about a tax settlement involving Trump and his family.
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Jessica Treviño, a Texas mother deported to Mexico, is suing the federal government after USCIS moved to terminate her DACA status over travel linked to her deportation.
oag.ca.gov
California Attorney General Rob Bonta said evidence presented during six weeks of trial proceedings supported the state’s allegations against Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria over marketing claims for “abortion pill reversal.”
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Danilo Pesce pleaded not guilty to a second-degree grand larceny charge after an investigation found he withdrew $143,385 from his deceased neighbor’s account, which received NYSTRS pension payments.
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The Department of Homeland Security said ICE arrested five people convicted of offenses including sexual assault, domestic violence, assault, trafficking-related document violations, and weapons offenses.
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A July 30, 2026 presidential determination identifies recoverable critical minerals and materials as essential to national defense and authorizes Commerce Department action under Section 101 of the Defense Production Act.
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A July 30, 2026, presidential permit authorizes Cameron County, Texas, to own, operate, and maintain the Brownsville and Matamoros Bridge, subject to specified conditions.
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A July 30, 2026 Presidential Determination delegates authority to the Secretary of Commerce to institute export restrictions on recoverable critical minerals and materials considered essential to national defense.
uscourts.gov
Judge Robert J. Conrad, Jr., said a bipartisan bill would create a limited pilot program allowing the Judiciary to directly manage essential properties in up to 10 judicial districts.
uscis.gov
Erik Ventura-Castro was sentenced to 30 months in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracies involving alien smuggling for financial gain and money laundering.
dhs.gov
ICE asked Fairfax County not to release Nehemia Noel Fuentes-Banegas, who faces a felony charge after police said he attempted to disarm an officer.
