FTC seeks public comment on proposed AI “accuracy suppression” policy
FTC has published a Federal Register notice on an AI “accuracy suppression” policy statement under the FTC Act. Comments due July 31, 2026.
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Supreme Court denies stay of execution for Dennis Sochor, clearing path
On July 14, 2026, the Supreme Court denied Dennis Sochor’s stay request and cert petition, clearing the way for Florida’s execution.
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Aurora City Council to consider EMS Unlimited contract (Aug. 18, 2026 start)
Aurora NE – The July 14, 2026 agenda includes a “consider approval” vote on an EMS Unlimited agreement, proposing Aug. 18, 2026–Aug. 17, 2029.
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HB 803 starts in Cape Coral: $7,500 minor-permit exemption & SFHA limits
Cape Coral is reminding residents that Florida’s HB 803 starts July 1, 2026. A limited $7,500-under exemption exists, but SFHA flood zones are excluded.
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White House grants 2-year HON deadline exemption for annexed chemical plants
The White House issued a July 13, 2026 proclamation granting a 2-year EPA HON compliance exemption for annexed chemical facilities, shifting key deadlines.
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DPS special meeting July 27: Marrero’s “policy governance” clause, explained
Denver Public Schools will hold a virtual special board meeting July 27, 2026 after Superintendent Alex Marrero raised “policy governance” contract concerns—here’s what the clause requires.
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Amish vaccine exemption fight: 2nd Circuit upholds NY religious ban
June 30, 2026: The Second Circuit affirmed dismissal in Miller v. McDonald, letting New York bar religious vaccine exemptions for school.
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DOE’s proposed Process Rule update: how future appliance standards may change
United States Energy Environment and Federal Rules – DOE proposes updating its appliance “Process Rule.” Comments due Aug 6; webinar July 15.
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USCIS posts July 10 I-9/E-Verify update extending Haiti TPS work to July 24
USCIS posted July 10 I-9/E-Verify guidance extending Haiti TPS work authorization through July 24; other TPS countries shift to July 17.
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Crow Wing County adopts land-use changes; July 14 notice affects Emily zoning
Emily-area residents: Crow Wing County posted a July 14 notice that adopts land-use ordinance revisions effective June 23—what to check for permits.
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GAO Says SBA’s Feb. 2026 7(a)/504 Citizenship Updates Count as CRA ‘Rules’
GAO says SBA’s Feb. 2026 policy and procedural notices for SBA 7(a) and 504 loans are CRA “rules,” affecting eligibility checks and oversight stakes.
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Supreme Court justices tell Congress security threats are rising as they seek more funding
Barrett and Kagan urged House appropriators on July 14 to back the Supreme Court’s FY 2027 security request, including a $14.6M protective-services expansion.
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Watson decision: What it changes for 2026 mail-ballot deadlines
June 29, 2026’s Watson v. RNC ruling limits a strict “received by Election Day” push—states may count postmarked ballots within their receipt window.
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Harrington Park posts Ordinance 794-26: what changes in Chapter 85
Harrington Park Borough Council adopted Ordinance 794-26 on March 16, 2026, and posted the Notice of Adoption on July 14. Chapter 85 is repealed and replaced.
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North Omaha innovation district nears first buildings; housing plans follow
Omaha NE – OIPA has bought six acres near 30th & Ames for an innovation district, backed by a $30M grant. LB164 triggers a 3-year housing contracting clock.
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DOJ Religious Liberty Commission draft comment period closes July 13—what to watch next
United States Religion Government and Civil Rights – DOJ says the Religious Liberty Commission’s 224-page draft comment period closed Monday, July 13, 2026.
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GAO: VA Disability Benefits Modernization, AI Pose Accuracy Risks—What VA Must Fix Next
GAO says VA’s disability-claims tech modernization could speed decisions, but oversight gaps—plus generative-AI transparency/accountability risks—could undercut accuracy.
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Former deputy U.S. marshal sentenced for assault on a shackled federal prisoner
Joshua Firmin was sentenced to 45 months after DOJ says he assaulted a shackled federal prisoner and falsified a use-of-force report.
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Garland Board of Adjustment meets July 15: zoning variances & nonconforming-use appeals
Garland TX residents next door to a zoning dispute should check the Board of Adjustment agenda before July 15’s hearing—notice rules and appeals basics included.
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United States: OMB M-26-10 adds monthly IT contract transparency (July 10 cycle)
OMB memo M-26-10 creates CIO-led monthly IT contract reporting, with the next report due July 10 for June 1–June 30. It requires vendor utilization/pricing disclosures.
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Fifth Circuit vacates 90-day immigration detention bond rule for en banc review—what it changes for due process now
The Fifth Circuit vacated a July 2, 2026 90-day bond-hearing rule for some immigration detainees after en banc review was granted July 10.
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DOJ letters warn states: criminal risk over noncitizens on federal rolls
DOJ’s Civil Rights Division sent letters July 7 to state election officials, asking for a five-day compliance explanation on noncitizens in federal votes.
