The Trump administration for the first time acknowledged that federal agencies have reinstated almost 25,000 fired probationary employees in recent days, according to new court filings.
The Trump administration may have pushed the country closer to a constitutional crisis over the weekend by going ahead with deportations after judges had ordered that they be paused.
Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump has many times outlined his extreme vision for U.S. elections.
A three-judge panel will hear Jefferson Griffin’s case on March 21.
A federal judge denied the city of Baltimore’s request to temporarily halt the Trump administration’s effort to defund the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
One of the most alarming developments in the second Trump administration is agencies’ apparent defiance of courts’ orders.
The Trump Administration must immediately offer reinstatement to thousands of probationary federal workers who were recently unlawfully fired, a federal judge ruled.
21 Democratic state attorneys general sued the Trump administration challenging its effort to dismantle the Department of Education.
A federal judge Wednesday issued a temporary block to President Donald Trump’s executive order against the law firm Perkins Coie for its election work representing his political opponents.
A federal judge Tuesday rejected a request to block the Trump administration from firing the head of the U.S. African Development Foundation, one of the smallest agencies in the federal government.