Court refuses to lift wartime deportation ban under act
A split U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit declined to remove a March 15 order barring deportations of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. The case, led by AC LU and Democracy Forward, challenges Trump administration use of wartime powers amid ongoing court scrutiny and political tension.
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Evacuations Escalate as Carolina Wildfires Spread
Wildfires burn across the Blue Ridge in North and South Carolina forcing hundreds more to evacuate. Winds remain dry and dangerous, with six large fires expanding smoke toward Greenville. Fallen trees from September’s Helene hurricane fuel the blazes and hinder firefighting access to roads and firebreaks.
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Palestinians protest Hamas as Gaza turmoil roils town ruins
Thousands of Palestinians marching through wrecked northern Gaza on Wednesday entered the second day of anti war protests. They chanted against Hamas while demanding an end to 17 months of fighting with Israel. The crowd focused on Gaza life under war and public dissent toward Hamas.
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U S could hit borrowing limit by May under CBO outlook
The Congressional Budget Office warns the U S may reach the debt limit as soon as May if tax revenue falls short, or as late as September if deficits persist. The move pressures Republicans to speed up a sweeping bill extending tax cuts and funding immigration enforcement and national security before Memorial Day.
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Supreme Court upholds Biden ghost gun rule on kits online
The Supreme Court upheld a 2022 Biden era regulation targeting ghost gun kits sold online, allowing serial number tracking and background checks. The ruling notes existing laws cover the kits, while data show rising ghost gun crimes through 2023 before city trends leveled or declined after the rule.
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Feds seek Supreme Court to allow cutting teacher training funds
The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to permit cutting hundreds of millions for teacher training while lower courts temporarily blocked the cuts. A judge and appeals court has blocked and rejected attempts to resume funding amid lawsuits tied to diversity and other policy goals.
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