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Press secretary Karoline Leavitt says that a ‘legal process will be followed.’

Refunds will be coming during the tax year, Scott Bessent said.

The current contract with the teachers’ union also stipulated layoff and employee benefit decisions by race and gender, the lawsuit said.

Federal court greenlights challenge to $4 billion grant cancellation for the state’s high-speed project to move forward.

The judge said the administration lacked a lawful order to effectuate a third-country removal for Abrego Garcia.

Under this convention, senators in the home state of nominees are effectively given veto power.

With the Senate poised for votes on a pair of competing health care proposals, some House members are pushing a bill that seeks middle ground.

Officials approved waivers from Hawaii, Missouri, North Dakota, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

Fresh fighting has erupted along a disputed border where a Trump-brokered peace collapsed amid mutual accusations of attacks on civilians.

China’s restrictions have strained Western manufacturers, prompting GE Vernova and U.S. officials to bolster stockpiles and accelerate alternative sourcing.

The Trump administration sided with Alabama and said courts should evaluate IQ scores collectively.

The court said a lower court failed to give the military enough deference.

Homebuyers in San Francisco need to make $353,500 annually to purchase a typical home.

The justices directed the appeals court to reconsider its ruling in light of Mahmoud v. Taylor, a Supreme Court ruling in June.

States are redrawing their congressional maps for partisan advantage. Some have been challenged in the courts.