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A new letter from the acting secretary of the U.S. Navy has revealed troubling details about conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln, which includes the fact that there were eight reported suicide attempts from service members of the carrier strike group tied to the USS Lincoln.

There were eight reported suicide attempts from service members of the carrier strike group tied to the USS Lincoln.

MSNBC, CNN, and Politico regained their access to the White House during the period of President Trump's media ban.

MSNBC, CNN, and Politico regained their access to the White House amid President Trump's media ban.

The discussion includes MS NOW Reporter Akayla Gardner, MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin, MS NOW Senior National Security Reporter David Rohde, and MS NOW "Morning Joe" Co-host Jonathan Lemire, who joined Katy Tur.

MS NOW, CNN, and Politico regained their access to the White House.

Lisa Rubin stated that she does not think it is 'the end' of the White House press ban.

Abbas accused Israel of prosecuting a "genocidal war" against Palestinians.

Abbas renewed his call for a two-state solution.

The Palestinian leader delivered his remarks by prerecorded video because he was denied a visa to enter the United States.

Mahmoud Abbas renewed his call for a two-state solution.

A Nor'easter is forecasted to bring heavy rain, winds, and flooding to the East Coast.

The Northeast is expected to experience rain, flooding, and gusty winds, though the exact amount of these conditions is currently a little uncertain.

The forecast for the Northeast includes rain, flooding, and gusty winds, though the exact extent of these conditions remains somewhat uncertain.

Kaplan found that ICE had repeatedly ignored his previous orders and misled the court about its compliance, stating that officials had sometimes "intentionally concealed or recklessly disregarded the truth." He described ICE's disregard of previous court-ordered capacity limits as "persistent, egregious, and, at a minimum, reckless, if not willful."

The holding rooms at 26 Federal Plaza are meant to be short-term facilities designed to house detained immigrants for 12 hours or less, but ICE routinely held people there for extended periods of time.

The court directed ICE to keep a licensed medical professional on-site at all times and provide detainees with a basic medical screening to identify and treat acute or chronic medical conditions. Regarding legal access, ICE must provide immigrants a way to make confidential, unmonitored, and free telephone calls to their attorneys or potential attorneys.

ICE is required to provide detainees with three daily meals, each with bottled water, and adequate supplies of soap, toilet paper, oral hygiene products, and feminine hygiene products. Additionally, immigrants held overnight must receive a clean bedding mat or mattress, a pillow, and a blanket.