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• Justice Department urges sanctions for database analysis critical of its noncitizen voting claims

  Federal prosecutors are seeking contempt proceedings against an immigrant advocacy organization following the public release of an evaluation examining government records of suspected noncitizen voters. The findings cast serious doubt on federal claims by showing that thousands of U.S. citizens were erroneously flagged on the government list. This escalating clash comes as courts continuously block broader administration efforts to mandate voter roll purges ahead of elections.

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• Yemen’s foreign minister demands accountability for UN worker’s death in Houthi custody

  Foreign Minister Afrah al-Zouba framed the incident as part of an escalating pattern of militia abuses against aid personnel operating in the country. She emphasized that international intervention is critical to stop enforced disappearances and secure justice for victims. The Yemeni government warned that ongoing detentions severely threaten the safety of human rights and civil society staff.

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• Trump says Iran war will end ‘very soon, one way or the other’

  Speaking to the Right Side Broadcasting Network, U.S. President Donald Trump indicated Tehran must choose to negotiate or face direct termination of the conflict. The assertion comes after recent military successes claimed by the administration, despite earlier warnings from Iranian officials that hostilities could drag on.

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