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Representative Jamie Raskin argued against giving the Trump administration additional surveillance powers in the Section 702 debate.
The roundup reports continued U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, Iranian attacks in the region, and escalating violence in Lebanon and Gaza, alongside developments in Congress and U.S. campaigns. It says mediators are pursuing a ceasefire before a deadline set by President Trump, while lawmakers debate surveillance authority and candidates jockey for Senate nominations.
Representative opposing surveillance powers in the Section 702 debate
House Speaker involved in the Section 702 debate
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Representative who condemned the strike on Sharif University
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Representative discussing a possible deal to end the Iran war
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Senator discussing a possible deal to end the Iran war
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Representative supporting Section 702 authority in the surveillance debate
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Former representative and Senate candidate in Alaska
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Governor and Senate-primary candidate who withdrew from events
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Trump's version of this story ↗Secretary of State who revoked two women’s lawful permanent resident status
Incumbent senator facing Mary Peltola
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Former representative and Senate candidate in Alaska
Peltola's version of this story ↗Governor and Senate-primary candidate who withdrew from events
Mills's version of this story ↗
President whose threats and statements about the Iran war are reported
Trump's version of this story ↗
Secretary of State who revoked two women’s lawful permanent resident status
Incumbent senator facing Mary Peltola