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A Trump-backed super PAC will host a $1 million-per-person fundraiser the day before the White House UFC fight. A Super PAC supporting Donald Trump is planning a $1 million fundraiser.

Articles of impeachment have been submitted in the House of Representatives against Eleanor L. Ross, a judge for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. The impeachment is for alleged high crimes and misdemeanors. The specific grounds for impeachment have not yet been detailed. Other predictions indicate a 50% chance for Shelton to be the IN GOP nominee for Secretary of State. The articles were introduced by Representative Martin. This action initiates the impeachment process. The move initiates a formal process to potentially remove the judge from office. The House Judiciary Committee will review the articles.

A US judge has ordered a block on entry for certain visitors, citing national security concerns. The decision supports a previous move by the Trump administration to restrict access. The judge stated that the government needs Congress to impose such measures. President Trump had previously imposed the entry restrictions. The details of the group and the reasons for the entry block were not immediately specified. This decision is linked to a potential referendum outcome that could require Berne to terminate its agreement with the EU on the free movement of people if the population exceeds 10 million. The specific criteria for exclusion and the affected nationalities have not been detailed. This judicial order was reported on Mastodon.

A federal judge ruled that the name of Donald Trump must be removed from the John F. The building is located at Madison Square Garden. The change was reportedly due to polarization in the United States. The memo also stated that the name would be removed from indoor and outdoor signage and email signatures. The ruling came after a lawsuit argued the center was intended for its namesake. The government filed a motion to appeal the ruling. A federal judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center's board of trustees must decide whether to remove President Trump's name from the building. The ruling implies a symbolic step towards institutional normalization and adherence to European standards. His allies leading the institution are reportedly commanding the effort. Brewer said the action was an attempt to spare the president further humiliation.

NASA reported the detection of Near-Earth Object 2004 VJ1. The object is not considered hazardous and has a diameter between 40 and 90 meters. It is currently 27,614,593 km away and traveling at 18,253 km/h. The object has a diameter of 11-25 meters and was detected at a distance of 66,948,122 km, traveling at 25,266 km/h.

A federal records officer at the NIH, whose role involved fulfilling FOIA requests, has been indicted and named as Co-Conspirator 2. The indictment is related to the actions of a Fauci aide. A Freedom of Information Act officer at the National Institutes of Health has been indicted as a co-conspirator. The indictment was unsealed on Monday. The charges relate to alleged obstruction of justice and unauthorized disclosure of information. The NIH has stated it is cooperating fully with the investigation. The indictment alleges involvement in a scheme to obstruct justice.

A political activist and a Vietnam veteran filed a lawsuit on Saturday challenging President Trump's planned 'night of cage fights.' The lawsuit was filed by an anti-corruption organization representing the plaintiffs. The lawsuit alleges that the events violate public decency laws. The activist seeks an injunction to prevent the fights from taking place. The lawsuit challenges the legality or nature of these events.

Cole Allen pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to assassinate President Trump during a dinner in Washington. The source stated the alleged plot occurred during a dinner event. The plea was entered in a Washington court. A man has pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged assassination plot against former President Donald Trump. A judge threatened Trump's personal lawyers with fines for missing a deadline in the $10 billion lawsuit.

A US judge has ruled that a $100,000 H-1B visa fee associated with Donald Trump is unlawful. The ruling impacts the fee structure for these visas. The judge cited Supreme Court precedent in their ruling. The specific details of the fee and its implications are still being assessed. A federal judge vacated a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling it violated the APA and the Constitution. Judge Leo Sorokin of the U.S.

Three workers were hospitalized following a possible explosion in an electrical shaft at the Medical Center Metro Station. The cause of the explosion is currently under investigation. The explosion caused disruption to public transport. Three people have been hospitalized following an explosion at a metro station in Washington D.C. An explosion at a Paris metro station has resulted in three people being hospitalized. An explosion occurred on the Washington Metro, resulting in three hospitalizations. The incident occurred on the Red Line near the Dupont Circle station.