The U.S. halts some weapon shipments to Ukraine due to dwindling stockpiles, shifting priorities under Trump’s leadership.
The University of Pennsylvania will update records set by Lia Thomas and apologize to female athletes affected.
A federal judge halted Trump administration plans for layoffs at HHS, citing likely unlawful actions and irreparable harm.
The U.S. Supreme Court will review if Michigan AG Dana Nessel’s lawsuit against Enbridge’s pipeline belongs in state court.
Sen. Thom Tillis criticizes Trump-backed GOP bill for Medicaid cuts risking 11.8M people’s insurance. He argues it breaks Trump’s no-cuts promise, sparking political shifts.
A federal judge questioned the Trump administration’s plans to enforce its birthright citizenship order, causing concern.
The Supreme Court has extended the power of a lawbreaking president, offering an even longer leash.
The Senate, on July 1, moved against a 10-year freeze on state AI regulations with a 99–1 vote. This provision, part of a broader budget bill, posed risks to state autonomy in AI governance without presenting a federal alternative. The ban could invalidate over 149 state laws, potentially leaving AI unchecked. Critics, including advocacy groups and state officials, warned against this plan, emphasizing the need for state-led innovation and protection against AI-driven misinformation in elections. The decision highlights a pivotal moment in balancing AI innovation with regulation.
