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U.S. plans to send Abrego Garcia to Liberia by Oct. 31 despite legal battle
The U.S. government is preparing to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia by October 31, according to a new court filing that has reignited outrage over the Trump administration’s handling of his case. Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national, became a symbol of opposition to the administration’s hardline immigration stance after officials mistakenly deported him to…
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Supreme Court to rule on GOP effort that could redefine Black political power
The Supreme Court is once again preparing to weigh the future of the Voting Rights Act, this...
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Supreme Court keeps Lisa Cook on Fed board pending Trump’s challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily shielded Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from removal,...
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Supreme Court extends Trump’s block on almost $5B in foreign aid
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump another win by extending an...
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Ex-Fed chairs and Treasury chiefs join forces against Trump’s bid to oust Fed governor
A coalition of former Treasury chiefs, Fed chairs, and senior White House economists has stepped into the legal battle over Lisa Cook. They urged the Supreme Court to block President Donald Trump’s...
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Supreme Court to revisit 1935 ruling that shields agencies, opening door to more power for Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court signaled Monday that it may expand presidential authority over independent federal agencies, agreeing to review a 90-year-old precedent that restricts when board members can be removed....
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Trump administration seeks emergency order from Supreme Court to remove Lisa Cook from the Fed board
After an appeals court ruled against the Trump administration in its attempt to remove Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook, the administration has now turned to the Supreme Court for help. The Republican-led...
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Court rules Trump administration’s mass probationary worker firings were illegal
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration broke the law when its personnel office ordered massive dismissals of probationary employees in an early push to reduce the size of federal workforce....
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Judge demands Trump administration explain deportation tactics involving Ghana
A federal judge accused the Trump administration of attempting to sidestep court orders by transferring five African immigrants to Ghana, where officials appeared prepared to send them on to nations where...
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Trump administration appeals court ruling blocking Lisa Cook’s firing from Federal Reserve
President Donald Trump’s administration has filed an appeal against a court ruling that blocked him from firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The appeal came just hours after U.S. District...
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Supreme Court to fast-track review of Trump’s authority to impose sweeping tariffs
The U.S. Supreme Court has fast-tracked a challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs, setting the stage for an unusually quick showdown over one of the central pillars of his economic...
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Supreme Court grants Trump temporary halt on billions in foreign aid
Chief Justice John Roberts has temporarily sided with the Trump administration, halting the release of $4 billion in foreign aid while the Supreme Court reviews the dispute. Roberts, who manages emergency...
