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Fox News: Federal judge tosses Trump DOJ lawsuit against sanctuary policies in Chicago
A federal judge in Chicago dismissed a lawsuit from the Trump administration challenging the legality of sanctuary policies in the city, ruling they are lawful protections. The judge stated that these local ordinances do not violate the Constitution's Supremacy Clause.
Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson welcomed the decision, asserting that the city's focus on community safety is enhanced by these policies. The Trump administration has pursued similar lawsuits against other jurisdictions, including New York City.
#politics
The Western Journal: Kamala Sinks Past Rock Bottom at Embarrassing Dem Youth Summit with 'Panda Emcees'
The recent Voters of Tomorrow summit for Democratic activists faced criticism and low attendance, highlighted by a "panda emcee" attempting to engage the crowd. Former Vice President Kamala Harris made a brief appearance, urging attendees to build political power and community.
Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin acknowledged the party's struggles with young voters, noting a need for significant change to regain support. The party's connection with this demographic has weakened, particularly following gains made by Donald Trump among young men.
#sports
GB News: MLS suspend Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba after breaking little-known rule with statement made
MLS has suspended Inter Miami players Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba for one match after they missed the All-Star game without prior permission. The league confirmed the bans, which will affect their upcoming match against FC Cincinnati.
MLS Commissioner Don Garber acknowledged Messi's contributions to the league but emphasized the necessity of enforcing existing policies. He noted that the league will review All-Star attendance requirements in the future.