The court limited relief to Washington state and two importing companies, while dismissing most state challengers and rejecting a nationwide injunction. A divided federal trade…
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Appeals court pauses FDA mail-order mifepristone rules while Louisiana challenge proceeds A federal appeals court on Friday blocked a Food and Drug Administration rule that…
Preliminary injunction order finds Indiana failed to justify a 2025 law that blocks student IDs from serving as proof of identity at the polls An…
Nonprofit seeks protection for “know your rights” trainings as federal agents prepare to fan out across southeast Louisiana A federal judge in New Orleans heard…
USDA’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act guidance on immigrant SNAP eligibility at issue A coalition of more than 20 states led by Oregon and New…
Plaintiffs say new eligibility limits violate federal law and threaten the workforce that Congress meant to protect Two coordinated lawsuits filed Nov. 3, 2025 in…
A federal court in New Hampshire became, on July 10, among the latest to block President Donald J. Trump’s executive order that purports to strip…
A federal appeals court is weighing whether the Trump administration can use the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan immigrants accused of gang ties without meaningful due process.
Federal judges in Oregon recently halted two BLM timber projects, reaffirming that agencies must fully comply with the Northwest Forest Plan’s environmental safeguards. The rulings come as the U.S. Forest Service proposes major amendments to the Plan, raising new debates about the future of old-growth forests and adaptive management strategies.
The Ninth Circuit denied a federal motion to halt a district court injunction preserving Temporary Protected Status for thousands of migrants. The ruling keeps in place legal protections challenged by the Trump administration and raises key questions about executive authority over immigration policy.