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politics2 hours ago•2 min saved

Kennedy Center Restores Trump's Name, Tests Court Ruling

The Kennedy Center board voted to restore President Trump’s name at the venue—adding an inscription and renaming the site as the President Donald J. Trump Plaza—an action that appears to challenge a May federal judge ruling that only Congress could rename the center; the administration has appealed. The move comes alongside a two-year renovation plan for the main building with a $24.7 million upgrade, while programming may move to the REACH, and has drawn criticism from Rep. Joyce Beatty for circumventing court rulings and statutes.

via Axios|

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law11 months ago•3 min saved

Federal Judge Rules Alina Habba Unlawfully Served as New Jersey U.S. Attorney

A federal judge ruled that Alina Habba's appointment as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey was unlawful because she was not qualified and her authority ended on July 1, affecting ongoing cases. The case highlights issues with the Trump administration's unconventional appointments of officials without proper congressional support.

via Axios|

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politics1 year ago•2 min saved

Judges halt broad immigration enforcement in California over political concerns

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticized a federal judge's ruling that restricts immigration enforcement in California, claiming judges are politicized and that ICE does not target individuals based on race, language, or employment, and plans to appeal the decision.

via The Hill|

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legal-business2 years ago•3 min saved

Judge Orders Minority Business Agency to Serve All Races

A federal judge in Texas ruled that the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) discriminated against white business owners and must now serve all business owners, regardless of race. The judge's decision challenges the agency's mission to help disadvantaged businesses owned by racial and ethnic groups, potentially impacting other government efforts that cater to historically disadvantaged groups. This ruling is part of a broader legal battle over diversity, equity, and inclusion, and is likely to fuel a conservative movement against affirmative action in both public and private sectors.

via USA TODAY|

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