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Texas Congressman Chip Roy introduces the PAUSE Act, aiming to halt all immigration, both legal and illegal, until the system can be reset and new security measures implemented. The bill seeks to end automatic citizenship, stop chain migration, and discontinue the H-One-B visa program, while also ensuring immigrant assimilation and denying entry to certain groups. This proposal goes beyond the Trump administrations immigration policies and has gained support from several organizations.

Congressional subcommittee seeks testimony from Clintons in Epstein investigation; potential contempt proceedings if they fail to appear.

Harvard Universitys health center, led by Mary T. Bassett, is getting a new director following criticism of Bassetts focus on Palestinian issues. A task force identified a lack of Israeli perspectives in the centers discussions, leading to a petition calling for Bassetts removal. The Trump administration is also investigating Harvard for potential antisemitism and Civil Rights Act violations.

US Forces Seize Oil Tanker in Venezuela Sanctions Evasion Operation The US Treasury Department has identified a tanker, the Skipper, as part of an illegal oil shipping network, evading sanctions on Iran and Venezuela. The ship, described as a shadow vessel, has been hiding its location for over eighty days in the past two years. It was recently captured while transporting Iranian and Venezuelan oil to Cuba. The Skipper has been under Treasury Department penalties since 2022 and has been accused of conducting ship-to-ship transfers and false declarations. This seizure is part of an ongoing effort to pressure Venezuelas government.

House Republicans unveil healthcare plan, omitting Obamacare subsidy extension, as moderates push for temporary continuation. Speaker Johnsons proposal focuses on long-standing GOP ideas, including enhancing employer-sponsored insurance, tightening pharmacy benefit manager regulations, and expanding association health plans. However, it lacks an extension of enhanced tax credits, which could double premiums for millions. Moderate GOP lawmakers and Democrats collaborate on bills and discharge petitions to extend subsidies, aiming to prevent rising healthcare costs.

Bark Technologies Titania Jordan urges lawmakers to protect children on Roblox, citing daily harm and a lack of digital safeguards. Roblox faces lawsuits alleging exposure to predators, while the platform asserts safety measures and swift action against violators.

Air Force One Delivery Delayed Again: Boeing and Air Force in Talks for 2028 Arrival

Politicos international poll reveals Trumps significant influence on European voters, with his potential return to the White House deemed more important than their own national leaders elections. Trumps perceived strength and decisiveness resonate with voters, reflecting a shift in European citizens views on leadership and international relations.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed a new law allowing physician-assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, making Illinois the twelfth state to enact such legislation. Known as Debs Law, the measure permits doctors to prescribe lethal medication for eligible patients. The law, set to take effect in September, requires patients to have a terminal illness with a six-month prognosis, be mentally capable, and fully informed about end-of-life care options. Governor Pritzker was moved by stories of terminally ill residents, emphasizing the laws role in reducing pain and suffering. Supporters view it as an expansion of patient choice, while opponents, including religious groups, argue it fails to address palliative care gaps and may lead to coercion and cost-driven decisions.