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Trump's National Guard Deployment Faces Legal Challenge
President Trump's June deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops to quell Los Angeles protests over immigration raids, defying Governor Newsom, is now facing a legal challenge in San Francisco, focusing on alleged violations of the Posse Comitatus Act, 10th Amendment, and Administrative Procedure Ac...
Trump's National Guard Deployment Faces Legal Challenge
President Trump's June deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops to quell Los Angeles protests over immigration raids, defying Governor Newsom, is now facing a legal challenge in San Francisco, focusing on alleged violations of the Posse Comitatus Act, 10th Amendment, and Administrative Procedure Ac...
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36% Bias Score


Nationwide Injunctions Against Trump Administration Policies
A federal judge recently upheld a nationwide ban on President Trump's birthright citizenship order, one of roughly 35 such injunctions issued against his administration's policies during his second term, impacting areas such as immigration, funding, and civil rights; the Supreme Court's June decisio...
Nationwide Injunctions Against Trump Administration Policies
A federal judge recently upheld a nationwide ban on President Trump's birthright citizenship order, one of roughly 35 such injunctions issued against his administration's policies during his second term, impacting areas such as immigration, funding, and civil rights; the Supreme Court's June decisio...
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56% Bias Score


Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allowing CPSC Member Dismissals
The Supreme Court ruled (6-3) that President Trump could fire three Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, reversing a lower court decision and setting a precedent for executive authority over independent agencies.
Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Allowing CPSC Member Dismissals
The Supreme Court ruled (6-3) that President Trump could fire three Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, reversing a lower court decision and setting a precedent for executive authority over independent agencies.
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40% Bias Score


Federal Judge Reinstates FTC Commissioner, Citing Illegal Firing by Trump
A federal judge reinstated Rebecca Kelly Slaughter to her position as FTC commissioner after President Trump illegally fired her, citing a 1935 Supreme Court decision protecting FTC commissioners from removal without cause; the Trump administration plans to appeal.
Federal Judge Reinstates FTC Commissioner, Citing Illegal Firing by Trump
A federal judge reinstated Rebecca Kelly Slaughter to her position as FTC commissioner after President Trump illegally fired her, citing a 1935 Supreme Court decision protecting FTC commissioners from removal without cause; the Trump administration plans to appeal.
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44% Bias Score


Judge Rules Trump's Firing of FTC Member Illegal
On Thursday, a federal judge ruled President Trump's dismissal of FTC member Rebecca Kelly Slaughter unlawful, citing non-compliance with federal removal protections; the Trump administration plans to appeal.
Judge Rules Trump's Firing of FTC Member Illegal
On Thursday, a federal judge ruled President Trump's dismissal of FTC member Rebecca Kelly Slaughter unlawful, citing non-compliance with federal removal protections; the Trump administration plans to appeal.
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36% Bias Score


Supreme Court Expands Presidential Power in Favor of Trump Administration
The U.S. Supreme Court issued rulings predominantly favoring the Trump administration in 56 cases and over 100 emergency appeals, expanding presidential power and limiting judicial checks, prompting criticism for undermining the rule of law and the balance of governmental powers.
Supreme Court Expands Presidential Power in Favor of Trump Administration
The U.S. Supreme Court issued rulings predominantly favoring the Trump administration in 56 cases and over 100 emergency appeals, expanding presidential power and limiting judicial checks, prompting criticism for undermining the rule of law and the balance of governmental powers.
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48% Bias Score

Over 100 Restraining Orders Against Trump Administration Highlight Conflict Over Presidential Power
Federal judges in the US issued over 100 restraining orders against the Trump administration for actions deemed unlawful, ranging from election law changes to deportations and research funding cuts, highlighting a conflict over presidential power and judicial review.

Over 100 Restraining Orders Against Trump Administration Highlight Conflict Over Presidential Power
Federal judges in the US issued over 100 restraining orders against the Trump administration for actions deemed unlawful, ranging from election law changes to deportations and research funding cuts, highlighting a conflict over presidential power and judicial review.
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60% Bias Score

Supreme Court Weighs Presidential Power Over Independent Agencies
The Supreme Court temporarily allowed President Trump to fire Democrat-appointed members of independent agencies, leading to a legal challenge in Slaughter v. Trump that questions the precedent set by Humphrey's Executor v. United States and could significantly alter the balance of power between the...

Supreme Court Weighs Presidential Power Over Independent Agencies
The Supreme Court temporarily allowed President Trump to fire Democrat-appointed members of independent agencies, leading to a legal challenge in Slaughter v. Trump that questions the precedent set by Humphrey's Executor v. United States and could significantly alter the balance of power between the...
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60% Bias Score

Supreme Court Curtails Universal Injunctions, Expanding its Authority
The Supreme Court's June 27th decision limits federal judges' use of universal injunctions against presidential decrees, expanding the Court's authority and raising concerns about the rule of law, according to dissenting justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Supreme Court Curtails Universal Injunctions, Expanding its Authority
The Supreme Court's June 27th decision limits federal judges' use of universal injunctions against presidential decrees, expanding the Court's authority and raising concerns about the rule of law, according to dissenting justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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44% Bias Score

Judge Rules Trump's Firing of FTC Commissioner Illegal
A federal judge ruled President Trump's firing of FTC commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was unlawful, citing the lack of compliance with federal law's removal protections, setting a precedent for independent regulatory agencies and sparking an appeal by the Trump administration.

Judge Rules Trump's Firing of FTC Commissioner Illegal
A federal judge ruled President Trump's firing of FTC commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter was unlawful, citing the lack of compliance with federal law's removal protections, setting a precedent for independent regulatory agencies and sparking an appeal by the Trump administration.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Threatens New York City Takeover
President Trump threatened to seize control of New York City if Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani wins, citing concerns about the candidate's political views. This unprecedented threat raises questions about the extent of presidential power and potential constitutional violations.

Trump Threatens New York City Takeover
President Trump threatened to seize control of New York City if Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani wins, citing concerns about the candidate's political views. This unprecedented threat raises questions about the extent of presidential power and potential constitutional violations.
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48% Bias Score

Sáttítla Highlands Monument Designation Faces Legal Challenge
President Biden designated the 224,676-acre Sáttítla Highlands in northeastern California as a national monument in January 2024, protecting it from energy development, fulfilling a decades-long effort by the Pit River Tribe; however, President Trump aims to reverse this, triggering a legal battle.

Sáttítla Highlands Monument Designation Faces Legal Challenge
President Biden designated the 224,676-acre Sáttítla Highlands in northeastern California as a national monument in January 2024, protecting it from energy development, fulfilling a decades-long effort by the Pit River Tribe; however, President Trump aims to reverse this, triggering a legal battle.
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40% Bias Score
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