Supreme Court halts mass federal firings reinstatement order
The Supreme Court blocked an order to reinstate about 16,000 probationary federal workers fired in a broad downsizing move. Justices debated standing of nonprofit groups suing over the terminations while noting paid administrative leave continues in related suits in several states.
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White House pursues world view on new tariffs
Journalists crowd the Oval Office as President Trump faces questions on tariff plans set to take effect. Officials offer mixed signals amid volatile markets and intense debate over whether tariffs are a bargaining tool or a permanent overhaul.
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AP Gains Reinstatement to White House Access Ruling
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ordered the White House to restore the Associated Press full access to cover presidential events, ruling the government cannot retaliate against the AP for its speech. The decision affirms First Amendment protections as the White House grapples with press limits.
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IRS acting commissioner to resign over data sharing deal
The acting IRS commissioner Melanie Krause plans to resign over a policy allowing ICE to submit names and addresses of undocumented immigrants to the IRS for cross verification with tax records. The agreement, signed by Scott Bessent and Kristi Noem, aims to identify deportable individuals. Two sources confirmed the resignation to the AP on condition of anonymity.
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Trump signs executive orders to boost coal industry
President Donald Trump signs four executive orders to keep older coal plants running and boost coal mining on federal lands amid rising power demand. Agencies directed to identify coal resources and prioritize coal leasing while lifting barriers to mining.
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