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Judge’s ballroom ruling reminds us three branches are equal
Commentary: Judge Richard J. Leon ruled that the White House ballroom project requires congressional approval, citing 48 USC sec 8116 and stopping construction.
Tariff-struck companies exploring loans backed by refund claims
Tariff-struck companies are exploring loans backed by refund claims after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Trump's tariffs, seeking creative financing.
US Supreme Court’s Roberts says personal hostility aimed at judges has ‘got to stop’
US Chief Justice John Roberts warns that personal hostility toward judges is dangerous and must stop, amid recent criticisms from President Trump.
Anthropic has strong case against Pentagon blacklisting, legal experts say
Anthropic sues the Pentagon over blacklisting, claiming violation of free speech and due process under a rarely used supply chain risk law.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes Supreme Court emergency rulings
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticizes the Supreme Court's frequent emergency rulings that uphold Trump administration policies before full legal review.
Arts commission approves Trump’s plan for White House ballroom
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts approved President Trump's plan to build a 90,000-square-foot ballroom at the White House, replacing the East Wing.
Who should represent government when the president sues it?
America’s most prolific litigant in the last 12 months is the current president of the United States. More often, he is the defendant and if he is not the defendant, […]
Governors to skip Trump meeting after White House invited only Republicans, source says
The National Governors Association canceled a White House meeting after President Trump excluded Democratic governors from scheduled NGA talks.
Moore among Democratic governors excluded from White House bipartisan event
President Trump excluded Democratic governors from traditional White House events tied to the National Governors Association summit in Washington.
FTC warns 42 law firms over DEI hiring practices
The FTC warned 42 major law firms that DEI hiring initiatives may be unfair and anticompetitive amid Trump-era scrutiny of diversity programs.
Supreme Court may leave big questions unresolved on Trump bid to fire Fed’s Lisa Cook
Supreme Court justices appeared reluctant to let Trump fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, signaling a narrow ruling focused on procedure.
What Trump’s proposed 10 percent cap on card rates could mean for you
Trump calls for a 10% credit card interest cap, aiming to ease costs for borrowers, but banks warn it could limit credit access.
