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Appeals Court Pauses Order Limiting Immigration Agent Action Against Minnesota Protesters
A lower court said agents could not use tear gas or detain protesters if they were not obstructing the agents.
DOGE Employees Shared Social Security Data With Group, DOJ Says
The court filing by the Department of Justice also says it’s unclear whether DOGE gave any personal information to a political advocacy organization.
LA Schools Discriminating Against White Students With Smaller Classes for Minorities: Lawsuit
Under Los Angeles policy, schools with mostly non-white students have more staffers and smaller class sizes.
Trump Admin Poised to Speed Up Deep-Sea Mining Permits in International Waters
The new rules allow U.S. citizens to explore the seabed to mine minerals until an international regulatory regime is in place. Critics said it is still illegal.
Trump Calls Off Tariffs Over Greenland, Announces ‘Framework’ of Future Arctic Deal
‘This solution, if consummated, will be a great one for the United States of America, and all NATO Nations,’ Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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Supreme Court Seems Reluctant to Allow Trump’s Firing of Fed Governor
The Justice Department alleges that Lisa Cook engaged in the type of mortgage fraud that justifies her removal.
Trump Admin Pauses Tax Refund Seizures, Wage Garnishments for Defaulted Student Loans
Education officials said the suspension is meant to allow more time to implement student loan payment reforms.
California GOP Petitions Supreme Court to Block State’s Redistricted Maps
Last week, a three-judge panel rejected the bid by California Republicans, ruling that the redrawn maps favoring Democrats were legal.
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Tuna Recalled in 9 States Over Botulism Risk: FDA
The items were sold via Meijer, Giant Foods, Safeway, Albertsons, Vons, and Pavilions outlets.
Lutnick Says US Can Hit 6 Percent Growth If Fed Cuts Rates
The Commerce Secretary predicted U.S. economic growth topping 5 percent in the first quarter, projecting significantly higher GDP if the Fed lowers rates.
Trump Continues Davos Trip After Air Force One Experiences Electrical Issue
The president is scheduled to address the World Economic Forum in Davos on Jan. 21.
Supreme Court Revives Ex-Prisoner’s Lawsuit Over Restitution Payments
Holsey Ellingburg Jr. argued that payments should have stopped years ago under the restitution law in effect when he committed his crime.
DOJ Starts Issuing Subpoenas to Top Minnesota Officials in Federal Probe
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s office received a subpoena, a spokesman told The Epoch Times.
Supreme Court Seems Inclined to Strike Down Hawaii’s Gun Law
The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.
Netflix Counters Paramount With All‑Cash Proposal for Warner Bros.
Netflix and Warner Bros. say this will provide the greatest value to shareholders, consumers, and the entertainment industry.
Supreme Court to Consider Constitutionality of Hawaii’s Gun Law
The sweeping law forbids carrying handguns on private property unless the property owner consents.
Judge Allows DHS Policy Requiring Lawmakers to Give Notice Before Visiting ICE Facilities
The judge said the plaintiffs used the ‘wrong procedural vehicle’ to challenge the Department of Homeland Security’s policy.
US Changes Travel Advisory for Jamaica Following Devastating Hurricane
The agency reduced its advisory for Jamaica from Level 3 to Level 2.
Several Countries Confirm Receiving US Invite to Join Gaza Board of Peace
Trump said in his letters to the countries that the board would seek to ‘solidify peace in the Middle East.’
DHS Responds to Protester’s Injury From Clash With Federal Agents in California
Kaden Rummler was blinded in his left eye after being hit by a projectile during a protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
