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Immigration courts, a reportedly failed indictment, a Swalwell search, ballot fights in Alaska and Washington, and a proposed ACA verification rule

The Supreme Court leaves Texas's deal ending administrative closure in immigration courts in place. Two people familiar with the matter say a grand jury declined to indict Cassidy Hutchinson. Sources say the FBI searched a Swalwell donor's mansion. Alaska fights the federal suit over its Senate count. The Justice Department asks Washington state to set aside ballots. A judge bars further East Potomac golf works without advance notice. CMS proposes ACA checks. The US military says a strike killed five at sea.

Today's facts

  1. Supreme Court declines to restore immigration judges' administrative closure, leaving Texas deal in place (Washington)
  2. Two people familiar with the matter say a grand jury declined to indict Cassidy Hutchinson (Washington)
  3. Sources: federal agents searched Swalwell donor's home (Beverly Hills)
  4. Alaska Senate count: state asks court to halt federal suit as Senate weighs Peltola seating fight (Alaska)
  5. Justice Department asks Washington state to set aside ballots of suspected noncitizens (Washington state)
  6. East Potomac golf course: judge extends block, president says closure goes ahead (Washington)
  7. Verification before ACA premium subsidies proposed by CMS (United States)
  8. Lethal strike on an alleged drug boat and defense of the cartel campaign (eastern Pacific)

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