US Domestic News Highlights: Politics, Judiciary, and Public Safety
The US Supreme Court decided not to refer Justice Clarence Thomas to the Justice Department over undisclosed gifts. Top Senate Republican John Thune navigates a divided Congress with Trump's agenda. Hakeem Jeffries gains influence in the U.S. House despite minority status. The FBI evaluates terrorist connections in a Las Vegas explosion.
The judicial policymaking body declined a request from Democratic lawmakers to investigate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas for undisclosed gifts. The decision referenced Thomas's amendments to his financial disclosures.
John Thune steps up as Senate Republican leader while balancing Trump's agenda and Congress's power. Known for his negotiation skills, Thune is set for a challenging tenure.
The FBI confirmed Shamsud-Din Jabbar acted alone in a New Orleans attack, once linked to the Islamic State. Meanwhile, ongoing investigations seek connections to potential terrorists in recent Las Vegas incidents.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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