Federal Courts - Page 59

April 25

Judge temporarily blocks Trump order ending collective bargaining rights for most federal workers

A Trump administration executive order that would strip most federal workers of union protections was temporarily blocked a federal judge on Friday.

April 24

Asylum dispute: Federal judge orders deported migrant returned

Fox News correspondent David Spunt breaks down the legal challenges to President Donald Trump's deportations and his executive order for sanctuary cities on 'Special Report.'

April 24

Trump's executive order on voting blocked by federal judge amid flurry of legal setbacks

Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has blocked a portion of President Donald Trump's March 25 executive order on election integrity.

April 24

Federal judge partially blocks Trump's effort to deny funding to pro-DEI public schools

A New Hampshire federal judge's ruling blocks President Donald Trump's attempt to strip federal funding from public schools that maintain DEI programs.

April 24

Trump-appointed judge orders administration to return second deported migrant

A federal district judge ruled the government's deportation of a 20-year-old violated a legally binding settlement the Department of Homeland Security reached last year with a group of young migrants.

April 23

Two federal judges may hold Trump in contempt as he defies courts in immigration crackdown

Trump's use of a wartime law to deport U.S. migrants has sparked a flurry of court challenges, and could touch off possible contempt proceedings in a second court.

April 23

‘Rogue’ judges are trying to ‘slow’ Trump’s migrant deportations: Former deputy assistant AG

Former deputy assistant Attorney General John Yoo discusses the federal judges blocking President Donald Trump’s migrant deportation efforts on ‘The Story.’

April 23

DAVID MARCUS: If we can’t deport illegals, here's how we can make it impossible to stay

April 22

Jury rules New York Times did not libel Sarah Palin in defamation case

A federal jury ruled that the New York Times was not liable for defamation in relation to a 2017 editorial invoking the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate.

April 22

Bondi, Trump Cabinet convenes task force to root out 'anti-Christian bias' in federal agencies

Pam Bondi says Biden-era DOJ 'targeted peaceful Christians' as Trump Cabinet gathers for first meeting to fight anti-Christian discrimination in government.