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In today's Wire: DOJ renews its Supreme Court bid on the mail-ballot order, a trade-court win on de minimis, flat July PPI, Leavitt's exit sets up a succession race, and…
The ballroom case lands on the Supreme Court's emergency docket, the D.C. Guard deployment hits one year, and U.S. envoys ready a new Ukraine push. Thursday's briefing.
Today's Wire: the U.S. exit from Iraq holds to a Sept. 30 timeline, a Boston judge again blocks mail-voting changes inside the 90-day election window, Karoline Leavitt announces her departure,…
The day's briefing: July CPI lands with a September Fed decision in the balance; U.S. forces disable a blockade runner near Hormuz; Robert Gilman comes home; courts move on citizenship,…
Morning Wire for Aug. 11, 2026: a childhood vaccine schedule overhaul, DOJ suits against three states, the Adani dismissal, Haitian TPS, Iran's Hormuz demands, Gaza, Ukraine — and today's primaries.
Netanyahu rejects the 15-point Gaza framework, the Pentagon asks industry to ramp up munitions production, and late-week rulings curb the VA, NFA registration, and the wind freeze. Plus: what to…
Netanyahu rejects the U.S.-backed Gaza roadmap Hamas says it accepts; the Senate confirms Todd Blanche as attorney general 50-49; the D.C. Circuit keeps White House ballroom construction on hold; and…
The Investigative Journal's overnight digest: new citizenship orders, a negative July jobs report, major court rulings, and the latest from Kyiv and the Gulf.
Payrolls unexpectedly fell 23,000 in July. Plus: Senate Russia sanctions votes, the PLO judgment stands, and a Strait of Hormuz reopening framework.
Russia's deadliest Kyiv barrage in months, Blanche's committee vote, Michigan's razor-thin Senate primary, and a split week in the federal courts — your afternoon briefing.