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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. U.S. District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco sided with labor unions and nonprofit groups that challenged the move in his Friday…
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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...
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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...
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Trump administration seeks swift Supreme Court reversal on tariff powers
The Trump administration has turned to the U.S. Supreme Court in a bid to preserve its sweeping...
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Trump administration petitions Supreme Court to halt $12B in foreign aid payments
The Trump administration is once again turning to the Supreme Court, seeking an emergency order to block billions in foreign aid from being disbursed before the fiscal year ends in September. Late Tuesday...
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TikTok ban deadline will keep being extended – Trump explains why
President Donald Trump is downplaying the risks tied to TikTok, dismissing the national security debate as “highly overrated” and signaling once again that he’s in no rush to enforce...
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Supreme Court allows Trump administration to slash $783M in research grants
The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to move forward with slashing nearly $800 million in federal research funding tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion programs,...
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Trump celebrates “major victory” as Supreme Court greenlights Education Department cuts
The U.S. Supreme Court has handed President Donald Trump a major legal victory, allowing his administration to proceed with a sweeping plan to dismantle the Department of Education and lay off nearly 1,400...
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South Sudan confirms custody of 8 men deported by U.S. following Supreme Court ruling
The government of South Sudan has acknowledged the arrival of eight men deported from the United States, confirming they are now in state custody and undergoing official procedures. Foreign Ministry spokesperson...
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Trump administration urges Supreme Court to approve controversial deportation flight to South Sudan
The Trump administration has escalated its legal battle over immigration enforcement, asking the Supreme Court on Tuesday to authorize the deportation of several migrants to South Sudan, a nation mired...
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Supreme Court sides with Trump administration in controversial third-country deportation dispute
In a high-stakes immigration case, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday granted the Trump administration’s emergency request to lift a lower court’s injunction that had blocked third-country deportations...
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Trump administration renews Supreme Court bid to revive federal workforce overhaul
The Trump administration is once again turning to the U.S. Supreme Court in a renewed attempt to revive its sweeping plan to shrink the federal workforce, a signature initiative led by the now-departed...
