Supreme Court to hear DOGE case seeking public records
Supreme Court to hear DOGE case seeking public records
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Supreme Court to hear DOGE case seeking public records
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Katie Zacharia named White House press secretary; Trump confirms appointment in social media post; Zacharia has unblemished record of support; role vacant since August; first briefing schedule not yet released; former press secretary Karoline Leavitt reportedly joined Fox News; Trump says she assisted in key swing states where team won 7 out of 7; Zacharia will be sixth chief spokesperson; briefing room last used September 3; Zacharia describes role as 'honor of a lifetime'; will begin duties immediately; White House has not held briefing since September 3; appointment reflects continuity of Trump’s communication strategy; focus on trusted voices and consistent messaging.
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United States observes Columbus Day today, Monday, October 12. The holiday applies in 33 regions.
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United States observes Indigenous Peoples' Day today, Monday, October 12. The holiday applies in 19 regions.
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United States's next public holiday, Veterans Day, falls on Wednesday, November 11.
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Fetterman's party alignment sparks debate over loyalty
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DOJ probes TV networks over Trump press pool suspension
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A federal judge has blocked the Justice Department's effort to use state voter rolls to verify citizenship status, ruling it violates privacy laws and oversteps legal authority. The decision invalidates the administration's entire voter list maintenance policy nationwide, following a lawsuit by Common Cause and four voters. Judge Sparkle Sooknanan emphasized that the federal government cannot override laws designed to protect citizens' rights. The Department has lost nearly all state-level lawsuits and one state settled. The policy was challenged as a 'sprawling new voter surveillance and purging apparatus.'
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