The Corporation for Public Broadcasting has filed a federal lawsuit after President Trump removed three of its board members. The suit argues the dismissals defy statutory limits and raise serious questions about executive authority over independent agencies.
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Twenty-six states filed suit against the Trump administration for abruptly terminating AmeriCorps grants and halting national service programs. The lawsuit alleges violations of federal law and executive overreach.
Twelve states, led by Oregon, Arizona, and Colorado, have filed suit in the U.S. Court of International Trade, claiming that President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs are unconstitutional and economically damaging.
California Sues Trump Administration Over 2025 Tariffs, Citing Economic Harm and Executive Overreach
California Sues Trump Administration Over 2025 Tariffs, Citing Economic Harm and Executive Overreach
California filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging 2025 tariffs imposed through executive orders. Officials argue the duties harm jobs, consumers, and violate trade law.
The Justice Department has asked the D.C. Circuit to halt a contempt finding issued after Venezuelan deportations took place despite a federal court order. The judge concluded there was probable cause for criminal contempt. DOJ argues the order was improper and risks disrupting immigration enforcement under Trump’s March 2025 Alien Enemies Act proclamation.
This story was originally published by Source NM. It is republished here with permission under Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. A congressional watchdog in…
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Editor’s Note: This essay appeared in the Alaska Beacon on Aug. 3, 2024. It is republished here in its entirety under Creative Commons license CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.…