July 7 public hearing: Clark County weighs ozone plan for Las Vegas air quality
Las Vegas Valley residents could comment before Clark County’s July 7 hearing on a proposed 2015 ozone attainment plan update to the NV SIP.
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Supreme Court strikes down coordinated party-spending limits: what changes
The Supreme Court ruled June 30, 2026 that federal limits on political parties’ coordinated expenditures violate the First Amendment. Here’s what changes.
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USPS ballot-mail plan enjoined: what NAACP settlement means for 2026 mail-ballot delivery
A D.C. federal judge blocked USPS from implementing key parts of its 2026 “Ballot Mail for Federal Elections” plan tied to a 2021 NAACP settlement.
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Indictments add defendants in White House UFC plot case in Ohio
New federal indictments expand an alleged White House UFC drone-and-sniper plot case in Ohio, as prosecutors seek a streamlined conspiracy.
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Long Beach illegal fireworks crackdown: Enforcement numbers & reporting (no 911)
Long Beach’s June 30, 2026 status report says 2,069 fireworks-related calls came in during 2025, and it outlines social-host penalties plus non-emergency reporting.
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Israel High Court orders revote in Knesset for State Comptroller after secrecy defect
July 2, 2026: Israel’s High Court voids a June 3 vote appointing State Comptroller Michael Rabello, citing a fundamental ballot-secrecy defect, and orders a revote.
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Los Angeles County moves toward COPA-style sale rules for unincorporated apartments
Los Angeles County directed staff on July 7, 2026 to draft a COPA-style notice program for some unincorporated apartment sales—here’s what renters could see.
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Chicago & Cook County minimum wage + Fair Workweek updates July 1, 2026—who’s covered
Chicago IL – Minimum wage and Fair Workweek rules begin July 1, 2026. Here’s who’s covered, new pay rates, scheduling changes, and complaint routes.
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Union considers renewing Duke Energy franchise (Ordinance 2026-09): city revenue terms
Union KY – Ordinance 2026-09 is on the July 6 agenda for a second reading that would renew Duke Energy’s city franchise and fees the city collects.
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Tarmac delays in severe weather: DOT rules and 2026 BTS data through May
Thunderstorms can leave planes stuck on the ground. Here’s what counts as a DOT “tarmac delay,” the 3/4-hour rules, and BTS 2026 data through May.
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NYC SCRIE/DRIE: Income Ceiling Set at $75,000 Starting July 1, 2026
New York NY – Starting July 1, 2026, SCRIE/DRIE eligibility income ceiling rises to $75,000—check your household income and rent test in new HCR forms.
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Atlanta ZRB July 9: Beltline rezoning + billboard/worship asks—what to watch
Atlanta, GA: Atlanta Zoning Review Board meets July 9 for Beltline overlay rezonings, a digital billboard request, and a worship special-use case.
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United States: Alibaba and AUS pay $600M under DOJ non-prosecution deal—what changes next
DOJ says Alibaba and AUS Merchant Services agreed to a $600M non-prosecution deal. Here are the key compliance fixes—and what to watch.
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Chatrie v. United States clarifies Fourth Amendment limits on location data—why it matters for phones, apps, and police warrants
Chatrie v. United States (June 29) held that a geofence warrant to pull Google Location History is a Fourth Amendment search—then vacated and remanded.
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FHFA proposed Duty to Serve changes: comments due July 24, 2026
U.S. evening update: FHFA is accepting public comments on a proposed Duty to Serve rewrite affecting Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through July 24, 2026.
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Trump signs Section 232 aircraft-import proclamation—180-day talks window
Trump signed a Section 232 proclamation for commercial aircraft, jet engines and parts—launching Commerce-USTR talks and a required 180-day update.
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Supreme Court upholds bans on transgender girls in school sports (Title IX)
United States Evening Courts and Rights Update – On June 30, Supreme Court upheld state bans barring transgender girls from girls’ and women’s sports under Title IX.
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Nearly $13M in Susan Harwood Training Grants: who can apply (deadline July 31)
OSHA has $12.7M for Susan Harwood Training Grants. Unions and labor/management groups can apply by 11:59 p.m. EDT July 31, 2026.
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CDC extends Ebola entry suspension through July 21; comments due July 10
CDC says its June 21 order keeps suspending entry for Ebola-linked travelers from DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan until July 21; comments due July 10.
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FTC seeks comments on AI “suppression of accuracy” under FTC Act Section 5
United States – The FTC proposed an AI policy statement on when “suppression of accuracy” could be deceptive under FTC Act Section 5. Comment by July 31.
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EPA proposes shifting Tier 4 vehicle pollution to MY 2029; comments due July 6
EPA’s proposed “Part 1” would stretch Tier 3 for certain new vehicles through 2027–2028 and start Tier 4 criteria pollution controls in MY 2029. Comments due July 6.
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7th Circuit: Riley deadline may be equitably tolled in CAT/withholding cases
A July 6, 2026 7th Circuit decision says some late-filed CAT/withholding-only petitions after Riley v. Bondi can proceed via equitable tolling.
