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DHS emails raise new questions about possible ICE enforcement at the polls

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By Jonathan O'Brien
| MSN Verified
Newly released internal emails show that top officials at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are taking note of non-English ballot rules in three Metro Atlanta counties. The emails, obtained through a lawsuit against DHS by the Democratic National Committee and reviewed by WSB, show officials have been collecting information on non-English ballot rules nationwide. In Georgia, the documents point to three counties: Gwinnett, Cobb and DeKalb. All three offer multilingual ballot options.
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The Joy of Six: forgotten World Cup goals

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By Jonathan O'Brien
| AOL UK Verified
Updated Fri, 26 June 2026 at 10:35 am UTC Whether you like solo runs, audacious lobs or intricate teamwork, this six has you covered.Composite: Guardian Design, Getty Images The first six or seven World Cups certainly are not without their charms, but they are noticeably light on the kind of viscerally spectacular goals that we take for granted in the modern game.
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The budget’s most important housing story isn’t about tax

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By Jonathan O'Brien
| Capital Brief Verified
Forget the tax debate. The budget’s real housing reform is a $2 billion push to scrap rules that make it illegal to build homes. The budget’s real housing story is planning reform, argues Jonathan O’Brien. Shutterstock. It’s been a long time coming, but in 2026 the Albanese government is finally taking housing affordability seriously. Despite all the bluster about negative gearing and capital gains tax, those policies are the least important part of the budget’s housing reform story.
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