Supreme Court rejects Trump’s urgent request to dismiss Lisa Cook from the Fed for the time being
Supreme Court Delays Trump’s Bid to Remove Federal Reserve Governor The Supreme Court has decided to hold off on a major case involving the Federal Reserve and the Trump administration until next year. This postponement gives some leeway for the ongoing tensions surrounding Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook and the allegations that have arisen against […]
Trump administration requests Supreme Court to examine the lawfulness of abolishing birthright citizenship
Trump’s Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship Faces Legal Challenges Last week, a lawyer representing former President Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court to examine the legality of his executive order, which aims to end birthright citizenship for certain infants. This comes after the Supreme Court has already reviewed the order within the past year. Officials […]
Supreme Court allows Lisa Cook to remain in position for now and has decided to examine the case.
Supreme Court to Review Trump Administration’s Attempt to Fire Fed Governor The Supreme Court has agreed to examine President Donald Trump’s efforts to terminate Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This decision allows Cook to remain on the board until oral arguments are heard in January. The case could have significant implications for not only the […]
Supreme Court allows Lisa Cook to remain in position for the time being, agrees to examine the case
Supreme Court to Review Trump’s Attempt to Dismiss Fed Governor On Wednesday, the Supreme Court agreed to consider President Trump’s efforts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. This move allows Cook to remain on the board until a verbal debate is heard in January. The court’s decision could have significant implications for both politics […]
Cake-maker asks Supreme Court to decide after California claims she discriminated against a same-sex couple.
Christian Baker’s Legal Battle Over Cake Design Kathy Miller, a baker from Tastress Bakery in Bakersfield, California, argues that creating a cake to celebrate beliefs that conflict with her faith is not necessary. In 2017, Miller was approached by a same-sex couple, Irene and Mileja Rodriguez del Rio, who asked for a custom cake. Miller […]
Texas Supreme Court takes steps to remove American Bar Association’s authority over law school accreditation.
Texas to Cut Ties with ABA for Law School Accreditation Texas is poised to become the first state to remove the American Bar Association (ABA) from the law school accreditation process. The Texas Supreme Court has announced that it will take control over law school approvals starting January 1st, reducing the ABA’s role significantly. It’s […]
Trump asks the Supreme Court to examine limits on birthright citizenship.
The Justice Department is asking the Supreme Court to weigh in on the constitutionality of an executive order from President Trump that limits natural citizenship. This request comes after the Court, with its conservative 6-3 majority, recently ruled that judges couldn’t issue a universal injunction to block such orders regarding birthright citizenship across the nation. […]
Supreme Court decides Trump can deny $4 billion in foreign aid
Supreme Court Freezes Over $4 Billion in Foreign Aid On Friday, the Supreme Court permitted the government to halt payments exceeding $4 billion in foreign aid. With a 6-3 ruling, the Court granted an urgent request from the Trump administration to block a September 3 decision made by a federal judge. This judge had required […]
Trump administration requests Supreme Court decision on restrictions to birthright citizenship.
Trump Administration Seeks Supreme Court Review on Executive Order On Friday, the Trump administration requested the U.S. Supreme Court to evaluate an executive order issued by President Donald Trump. This move follows a class action lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Alliance Group in New Hampshire, highlighting ongoing legal disputes […]
Supreme Court maintains Trump’s foreign aid restriction with a 6-3 decision
Supreme Court Increases Restrictions on LA Ice Raids In a recent ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to maintain restrictions on immigration enforcement in Los Angeles. This came as the US Attorney for the Central District of California, Bill Essaylie, elaborated on the implications in an appearance on “America Report.” The Supreme Court also made […]