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Appeals Court Deals Trump Blow in Immigration Fight Over Churches

A federal court dealt a blow to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement agenda near houses of worship, allowing objecting religious groups to sue. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that religious organizations have standing to sue over the policy of allowing some immigration enforcement at churches and other religious…

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Trump posts photos of ‘trash island’ after intense court hearing over East Potomac renovationPresident Trump on Tuesday posted a series of photos showing crews removing trees from East Potomac Park, insulting the peninsula that he is seeking to redevelop starting next month. "Here are pictures of Trash Island for the Judge to study," Trump wrote in his Truth Social post. "This is just a small area, and better...

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Trump DHS’s own boast used against it as court revives fight over ICE at churchesThe Trump administration’s own promises to expand immigration enforcement helped shred its position Tuesday as a federal appeals court revived religious groups’ challenge to allowing ICE operations at houses of worship. In a 2-1 ruling , the D.C. Circuit found that 27 Christian and Jewish organizations likely have standing to sue over the rollback of…

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Tulane harassment orderNEW ORLEANS — A federal court in Louisiana partially granted Tulane University’s request for a protective order preventing a self-represented student from sending “harassing” communications to employees and administrators of its disability office in connection with her ADA lawsuit. The court orders the student to communicate only with university counsel…

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A GOP lawyer’s one-word slip reveals a chilling midterm planWith virtually no mention or reporting in the corporate press, Republican-run states are again running the voter purge of millions that gave Donald Trump the White House in 2024. Last week, Reuters published a special report on the ways the Trump administration could “interfere” with the midterms, noting that a lawyer in Idaho’s Republican attorney…

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White House smacked with ultimatum over accusation it skirted judge’s orderCNN is threatening to take the Trump administration back to court unless the White House stops blocking its crews from covering President Donald Trump aboard Air Force One. CNN outside counsel Ted Boutrous sent a demand letter to the Justice Department on Monday, according to the network , giving the administration until Thursday at 5 p.m. EST to confirm…

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‘Finna get kirked’: Kansas man arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot TrumpA 24-year-old Kansas man is in federal custody after allegedly threatening on Facebook to kill President Donald Trump. Jaden J. Read was arrested after the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Kansas charged him with making threats against the president, according to a Monday Justice Department press release . 'Let's shoot Trump honestly, where's…

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Utah sues Kalshi for ‘brazen pattern’ of violating state’s gambling banUtah Attorney General Derek Brown filed a lawsuit against the major prediction market platform Kalshi on Tuesday, seeking to block the company from taking bets from Utahns. “Utah has said no to gambling since statehood in 1896, and that didn’t change when betting moved onto cellphones,” Brown said during a news conference at the Utah […]

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The Supreme Court is about to decide whether to ban trans women from women’s sportsOne of the last decade’s most consequential changes to how the Supreme Court operates is the growth of the so-called shadow docket — a process that allows the justices to decide cases unusually quickly, and often without full briefing or oral argument. Historically, the Court would typically allow contentious legal issues to percolate in the […]

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CNN threatens Trump's DOJ with further legal action over Air Force One blocksCNN is threatening President Trump's Department of Justice (DOJ) with further legal action if the White House continues blocking the network from performing its duties in pool rotation. In a letter to the DOJ this week, CNN's attorney Ted Boutrous wrote “these efforts to retaliate and discriminate against CNN based on the content of its...

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Trump DHS admits it invented child abuse claims against activist to unlock phone: reportA federal officer under President Donald Trump admitted there was no reason to accuse an activist of having child pornography before agents demanded his phone passcode. Public defenders for activist Samuel Tunick made the claim in a court brief filed Monday, citing testimony from Customs and Border Protection Officer Findley at a July hearing in Atlanta.…

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