Mexico is suing U.S. gun manufacturers at the Supreme Court, claiming they are aiding in the illegal trafficking of guns into Mexico. The manufacturers argue that they follow federal regulations and background checks for every sale. Mexico maintains that the guns sold to cartels in Mexico are coming from the U.S., where manufacturers are aware of the dealers involved. The case raises questions about liability and regulation in gun sales, with both sides presenting differing arguments. A decision in the case is pending.
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Federal judge imposes new restrictions on DOGE’s access to Social Security data
A federal judge, Ellen Hollander, has imposed new restrictions on Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), limiting its access to Social Security systems amid concerns from labor unions and retirees about privacy violations and security risks. The injunction permits DOGE staff to access redacted data after training, but questions remain regarding the necessity of such access to detect fraud. The ruling comes in a politically charged environment, following administrative turmoil within the Social Security...
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