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Alex Padilla · Los Angeles

Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla Forcibly Removed From Secretary Kristi Noem’s Press Conference and Handcuffed

42% Center coverage: 559 sources

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US Immigration · United States

Trump officials reverse guidance exempting farms, hotels from immigration raids: Report

39% Center coverage: 117 sources

The Department of Homeland Security on Monday told staff that it was reversing guidance issued last week that agents were not to conduct immigration raids at farms, hotels and restaurants — a decision that stood at odds with President Donald Trump’s calls for mass deportations of anyone without legal status. See the Story

US Politics · United States

5 Democratic senators protest Trump Kennedy Center takeover with gay pride concert

Coverage: 27 sources

A group of five Democratic senators reportedly protested President Trump’s unprecedented overhaul of the Kennedy Center by hosting a gay pride concert. See the Story

What to Stream: Into the Dexterverse

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Dexter, starring Michael C. Hall as a Miami Police forensics tech who moonlights as a mass murderer, was Showtime’s most-watched original series during its 2006 to 2012 run. Since then, Showtime was swallowed up by Paramount+, Hall tried out other roles (ranging from John F. Kennedy to Hedwig of The Angry Inch), and an extended Dexterverse has slowly begun to emerge. Gearing up for the latest series reboot premiering on July 11 (on Paramount+ w…Netflix See the Story

The Needle: Elected Noncitizens in D.C. Could Be Removed by Congress and Trump’s Ceasefire Ignored At First

Coverage: 2 sources

Who doesn’t know what the fuck he’s doing?: On Monday evening, Trump announced a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Iran. The announcement caught his own top officials by surprise, the Times reports. But just hours after the announcement, both countries had apparently violated the deal. Trump later told reporters: “We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the fuck they’re doing.” …Washington DC · Washington See the Story

Decadent and Depraved: How the Joe Iconis Family Created The Untitled Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

When Hunter S. Thompson died at 67 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 2005, his last wish was for his ashes to be shot out of a 150-foot cannon. Johnny Depp, who starred in the film adaptation of Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, paid $3 million to make it happen. “I just want to send my pal out the way he wants to go out,” Depp said at the funeral. Thompson exited this world the same way he inhabited it: loudly, controversially, a…Arlington, Virginia · Arlington Read Article

Surge in Americans Choose Reconstructive Surgery Abroad, Saving Thousands

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Each year, 15 million Americans travel overseas for medical care, drawn by reconstructive surgery costs up to $9,000 lower than U.S. prices. A tummy tuck costing $25,000 domestically might be $16,000 in Mexico or Brazil. However, these apparent savings often vanish due to hidden costs. U.S. doctors report treating numerous patients with complications from overseas procedures or inadequate post-surgical care. The statistics are concerning: Patien…Tijuana · Tijuana Read Article

The New Relocation Patterns Emerging in the Remote Work Economy

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The remote work economy is changing how and where people live. With fewer jobs tied to specific office locations, workers now have the freedom to move based on lifestyle, cost, and comfort. This shift has led to new relocation patterns across the country and even abroad. People are leaving major cities for smaller towns, rural areas, or international destinations that better fit their needs. As flexibility becomes a norm, the question is no long…Lifestyle · United States See the Story

Emmanuel Irono Was Barred from D.C. Contracts, Now He’s Trying to Build a Restaurant Empire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The head of contracting firm Motir has been temporarily banned from doing business with D.C. over allegations of dishonesty and misconduct.Washington DC · Washington Read Article

12 Best Escort Sites to Find Escorts Near You in 2025

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the fast-paced digital world, the ways we connect and care for each other have dramatically changed. Gone are the old-fashioned methods; now, we embrace the best escort sites and convenient online hookup platforms. These platforms aren’t just popular; they’re legendary. Among the hundreds of escort sites we evaluate each day, AdultFriendFinder is the very best. It’s our choice, and you’ll see that this high-end escort site offers more than si…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

The Needle: Virginia Family Plans to Self-Deport Following Mother’s Arrest, and Foreign Med Students Can’t Get Into the U.S.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Self-deporting: A family in Manassas is leaving the U.S. after the mother was detained by ICE agents. Claudia Alvarenga España was detained when she appeared for a check-in with ICE; she was deported to Guatemala and then returned to the U.S. for an immigration hearing and remains in detention. But her husband now says they’ve decided to leave the states, where they have lived for 15 years (she applied for asylum in March). Minus one point becau…Manassas · Manassas Read Article

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Top Washington City Paper News

Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla Forcibly Removed From Secretary Kristi Noem’s Press Conference and Handcuffed

Trump officials reverse guidance exempting farms, hotels from immigration raids: Report

5 Democratic senators protest Trump Kennedy Center takeover with gay pride concert

What to Stream: Into the Dexterverse

The Needle: Elected Noncitizens in D.C. Could Be Removed by Congress and Trump’s Ceasefire Ignored At First

Decadent and Depraved: How the Joe Iconis Family Created The Untitled Unauthorized Hunter S. Thompson Musical

Surge in Americans Choose Reconstructive Surgery Abroad, Saving Thousands

The New Relocation Patterns Emerging in the Remote Work Economy

Emmanuel Irono Was Barred from D.C. Contracts, Now He’s Trying to Build a Restaurant Empire

12 Best Escort Sites to Find Escorts Near You in 2025

The Needle: Virginia Family Plans to Self-Deport Following Mother’s Arrest, and Foreign Med Students Can’t Get Into the U.S.

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