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A federal judge has for the second time blocked the Trump administration's new rules restricting mail-in voting, just days before the first midterm ballots are set to be mailed. Judge Indira Talwani ordered a 14-day pause on the USPS regulations, citing states' lack of time and budget to comply. The ruling is the latest in a legal battle over presidential authority to set election rules.
A US federal court has temporarily blocked an Ohio law requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration at driver's license offices, saying it likely violates federal law. The ruling is a victory for voting rights groups, while Ohio officials plan to appeal.
President Trump announced he would step away from the Kennedy Center after a federal judge barred him from adding his name to the building and blocked a planned two-year closure. The judge sided with a Democratic trustee who sued, citing a 1964 law naming the center for President Kennedy.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's nearly $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund, intended to compensate individuals he says are victims of government 'weaponization.' The ruling came amid controversy and opposition from some Republicans, with a hearing set for June 12.
Federal Judge Carl Nichols has rejected a Democratic lawsuit seeking to block President Trump's executive order tightening rules on mail-in voting, ruling that the challenge is premature. The judge noted that the order has not yet been implemented, and any potential harm remains speculative.
A US federal court has ordered the government to refund billions of dollars in tariffs collected on Chinese imports, marking a turning point in the debate over Trump-era trade policy. Business groups welcomed the ruling, while Trump supporters said it undermines domestic manufacturing. Analysts warned it could further complicate US-China trade relations and global supply chains.
