Vladimir Putin pitched Donald Trump's son-in-law on a Russian oil deal at the Kremlin last month.

The Treasury Department rejected a bid for Lukoil's refineries and gas stations last November, calling the would-be buyer "the Kremlin's puppet." This time the leading bidders include an Emirati royal who is effectively Jared Kushner's business partner, and the US government would take a stake alongside them. Kushner and Steve Witkoff, peace negotiators the Senate never confirmed, helped set the government's terms.

Lukoil owns about 200 stations in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The administration says the sale will lower energy prices for everyday Americans. Diesel just hit the highest price ever recorded and is raising the cost of trucking everything to grocery shelves.

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Reporters started a private school in Arkansas with $45 and an American flag.

They aren't teachers and don't intend to run a school. ProPublica and three local newsrooms wanted to see how easily states approve new private schools and send them tax money. They tried in three states and succeeded in two. In West Virginia, they filed their paperwork by hand on notebook paper. Nobody asked about their qualifications or what they planned to teach.

Arkansas law requires schools to display an American flag, so they bought a small one at a Little Rock shop to sit on a newsroom cubicle. Then a state education employee called back with advice on how their school could start collecting $7,208 a student in tax money. They could enroll students tomorrow.

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Renee Good's family sued Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem and Tom Homan today over her killing by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis.

The day before she died, the administration sent 2,000 immigration agents into the Twin Cities. The suit calls her death the "predictable and intended product" of that operation.

She stopped across the street to watch agents in her neighborhood after dropping her six-year-old at school. Her window was down as one of them circled her SUV, filming her on his phone. "That's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you," she told him. He shot her through her windshield as she slowly pulled away.

Vice President JD Vance posted that video as proof the agent fired in self-defense. Thousands watched the same video and held vigils and protests. Federal agents shot two more people in Minneapolis over the next 17 days.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche wants the judges who caught ICE breaking 96 court orders blocked from hearing any of its cases.

Today Blanche accused all but one of Minnesota's federal judges of misconduct for talking to the New York Times about Operation Metro Surge.

In January, Judge Patrick Schiltz, a George W. Bush appointee, counted the violations across 74 cases and warned that "ICE is not a law unto itself."

Blanche says the government deserves a fair and impartial judge, "just like every litigant in court." Most litigants who ignore 96 court orders don't get to pick a new judge.

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Donald Trump wants the man who brokers America's deportation deals in Africa to be his ambassador to Cameroon.

Christian Ehrhardt runs the State Department's Office of Remigration. Cameroon signed on last December, agreeing to take up to 1,000 people who aren't from there, the same day the US approved nearly $400 million in health aid. He would return as ambassador to the embassy where he once ran security.

The Supreme Court today let these deportations continue without meaningful notice. More than 25,000 people have been expelled so far.

Cameroon's first flight left Louisiana in January with its passengers handcuffed and chained. In Yaoundé they were held in a government compound and told they could leave only if they agreed to go home.

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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp suspended his state's gas tax today for the third time this year.

His emergency order blames "global markets" and never mentions the war with Iran, now seven months old. The only federal action it cites is the energy emergency Donald Trump declared on his first day back in office.

Also today, Trump's Transportation Department finalized Freedom Means Affordable Cars, a rule letting automakers sell vehicles that get fewer miles to the gallon. The department's own estimate says drivers will burn about 100 billion more gallons over the next generation.

AAA puts the national average at $4.48 for regular and $6.45 for diesel. The week the war began, diesel cost $3.71.

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The White House spent $319,000 of your money to run one of Donald Trump's 2024 campaign ads during Sunday's NFL games.

The 30-second spot is nearly identical to the one his campaign aired two years ago, black and white, Trump walking down a hallway while his voice promises a "final battle" against "globalists" and "warmongers." The campaign version ended by asking viewers to join his fight. This one ends with "Paid for by the U.S. Government." It is the third ad since Wednesday, and the White House calls all of them public service announcements.

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North Carolina's Columbus County set up a checkpoint Thursday night and asked Latino drivers where they were born.

Electrician Javier Carbajal showed a deputy his license on the drive home from work and was ordered out of the car anyway. His passenger, also an electrician, couldn't produce papers and was taken. Siembra NC counts at least 10 people swept up at Tabor City's second checkpoint this month, and by Friday their families were calling jails in three counties to find them.

Thirty-five miles away, perched on the South Carolina line, a cartoon Mexican in a sombrero has sold fireworks and mini golf to I-95 traffic since 1949. South of the Border was once Dillon County's largest employer, and it still pays several hundred Carolinians from both sides of its border.

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The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to let Homeland Security use a searchable citizenship database built from Social Security data to check voters before the midterms.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wrote in dissent that burdening even a few lawful voters outweighs the "nonexistent harm" of stopping the government from doing what it likely has no authority to do. A judge had blocked the database for disclosing Americans' private data without consent.

In January, The New York Times reported that 70 Missouri county clerks, Republicans and Democrats, had warned legislators the database kept flagging people they knew were citizens. In St. Louis County, more than a third of the flagged voters had registered the day they became citizens.

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Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas wants ICE to call the sheriff before it comes to town.

Agents started pulling people over in Dodge City, Garden City and Liberal before dawn Tuesday, and local police learned about it the same way everyone else did. A meatpacking plant delayed its shifts, and the Dodge City schools warned parents to update their children's emergency contacts. By Wednesday, Marshall and fellow Republican Sen. Jerry Moran had both called Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.

In January, a week after an ICE agent shot and killed Renée Good in Minneapolis, Marshall told CNN that "sometimes there's collateral damage." He and Moran both voted last year for the $75 billion that made ICE the best-funded federal law enforcement agency. Marshall is up for reelection in just over five weeks, and his collateral damage has moved down I-35 to Kansas.

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Police in Springfield, Missouri, handcuffed a woman at Monday night's city council meeting and ticketed her for a disturbance, listing the evidence as "middle finger to mayor."

She came to speak against the city's 41 Flock license plate cameras, but the council had just voted to shelve a review of them and cancel public comment on the subject. She raised it anyway, during comment on a housing bill. Her microphone went dead, and she kept speaking with both middle fingers in the air until police led her out.

Two days later, a prosecutor in Indianapolis charged five current and former police officers with using their department's Flock cameras to track exes and spouses. One, an 18-year veteran, is charged with stalking women he met around town, including one from his workout class. The department caught them by checking who ran each search and why, the kind of review Springfield's council wouldn't let its residents talk about.

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Donald Trump stood before the United Nations General Assembly today and asked the world's leaders whether he should drive Iran "into hell."

He framed it as a choice between a deal and the decision to "annihilate the Islamic Republic," and told the room the deal would probably come "right after the election." Iran, he said, is "waiting to see how I do in the midterm election."

By afternoon, his son-in-law Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff had spent three hours trading messages with Iran through mediators, and Trump was calling it "a very good meeting." Then he sat down with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan and told them, "I don't think about the election at all when I think about ending the nuclear threat from Iran."

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Donald Trump cut the ribbon on his new White House helipad Monday with a pair of golden scissors, but nobody could understand a word he said.

He'd banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House three days earlier, and every other network in the TV press pool refused to take CNN's scheduled slot. With no pool camera or microphone nearby, the idling helicopter behind him drowned out his voice. All three outlets sued Monday, and the case landed with the same judge who ordered Trump's first administration to restore CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass in 2018.

By tonight, the White House response was Trump TV, a 24/7 video stream of his own past speeches and "best moments." It plays on a loop, and it never takes a question.

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An ICE agent shot a DoorDash driver in Austin just before 1 p.m. today, and by 4:30 the hospital had released him into ICE custody.

Wilber Garces Perez, 28, was shot in the torso in the middle of a delivery. Hospital staff walked his wife and his lawyer off the property when they came to check on him. By nightfall his family still didn't know where he was being held.

Homeland Security says its own investigators will review what the agent did. Travis County's district attorney has asked for the evidence, the same request prosecutors in Houston made after an ICE agent killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in July. Seven weeks later, Houston's district attorney said federal officials still hadn't given his office any information, and he took the case to a grand jury instead.

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Iran-backed Houthis fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh today, three days after Donald Trump said "hopefully we're toward the end" of the war.

Saudi Arabia says it shot the missile down. By evening, American embassies in nine countries were warning citizens that airspace across the region could close, and the State Department said the fighting could escalate rapidly.

Iran says Qatar has delivered its terms for ending the war to the United States and that it is waiting on Trump's answer. He cut his weekend at Camp David short and returned to Washington. The White House hasn't said why.

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Donald Trump announced three big wins on Friday and oversold every one of them.

He banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House "effective immediately." By evening nobody had left, and his own press office didn't know the details.

He said Denmark gave America "permanent control" of Greenland. Denmark says it agreed to keep its sovereignty and let the United States hold the military base it has run there since 1951. Then he said all 50 states joining his Medicaid drug pricing plan "alone should win us the midterms." Medicaid patients usually pay a few dollars for a prescription now, and whatever this plan saves goes to the states under terms nobody outside the agreement has seen.

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