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Fox News Politics Newsletter: Brennan pushed reports Putin preferred Trump in 2016

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content.

Chinese hackers breach US nuclear security agency in cyberattack operation, officials say

Chinese hackers breached the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration through Microsoft SharePoint, with the Energy Department confirming no sensitive information was stolen.

House DOGE leader pushes tougher penalties for assaults on police K9s, horses amid anti-ICE violence

Named after fallen K9 Leo, new federal legislation expands protection for police animals assisting federal agencies and provides safe harbor for emergency transport.

ICE places detainer on illegal immigrant facing charges for allegedly killing teen: ‘Evil crimes’

ICE lodged a detainer against an illegal immigrant who is behind bars for allegedly murdering a teenager after attempting to rape the teen's mother.

Hunter Biden’s Ambien claim triggers deeper GOP probe into alleged cover-up of former president’s cognition

Hunter Biden attributes his father's poor debate performance to Ambien use and exhaustion as House Republicans expand investigation into the former president's cognitive abilities.

Man deported 3 times now convicted after illegal US reentry during Biden admin

ICE Boston announced the conviction of a Dominican national who was deported three times, but came back undetected during the Biden administration.

Newly declassified House report shows Putin anticipated Hillary Clinton winning in 2016

Russian President Vladimir Putin had damaging information about Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election, but kept a lid on it so he could use it against her in the likely event that she would win the White House over Donald Trump, the Republican nominee.

Senate Republicans prepare to skip August recess to confirm Trump nominees

Senate GOP leaders are preparing their members to sacrifice the traditional August recess to stay in Washington and vote on President Trump's nominations that Democrats have held up with parliamentary moves.

Trump opens new front in battle with Harvard over exchange students

The State Department said Wednesday it has opened an investigation into Harvard University's eligibility to host foreign exchange visitors, marking a new front in the Trump administration's war with the country's oldest college.

DOJ insists Habba is still U.S. attorney for New Jersey, sets up conflict with district’s judges

The Justice Department on Wednesday said Alina Habba is still interim U.S. attorney for New Jersey after the district's majority Democratic-appointed judges tried to boot her this week.

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