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US Court Upholds Decision Halting Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
An appeals court upheld an order on Wednesday blocking President Donald Trump from ending birthright citizenship for children whose parents are in the United States illegally.
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US Court Declines To Block Elon Musk, DOGE From Accessing Data, Firing Workers
A US judge declined a request to temporarily block Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from firing federal employees and accessing agency data, a victory for Donald Trump in his bid to shrink the government workforce.
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"Musk Has No Formal Decision-Making Authority, Can Only Advise": White House
According to a recent court filing, Musk does not have decision-making authority and is not an employee of the DOGE.
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"Elon Musk Has No Formal Decision-Making Authority": White House
Elon Musk is not an official employee of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and has "no formal authority to make government decisions", according to a White House court filing.
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US Judge Temporarily Lifts Funding Freeze On Aid Programs Ordered By Trump
A federal judge has ordered a temporary lift on a freeze on funding to US aid and development programs ordered by President Donald Trump's administration, court documents seen by AFP on Friday showed.
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Elon Musk's Power in Trump's Government Is Challenged In Court
Elon Musk is facing the most direct legal challenge over the role he's assumed in the US government, with Democratic state officials and federal employees claiming that President Donald Trump has unconstitutionally delegated vast powers to him.
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Trump Loses Bid To Pause Judge's Order Barring Funding Freezes
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday lost the latest round in a court battle over his administration's bid to freeze federal spending after an appeals court declined to pause a court order requiring the government to continue delivering funds.
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US SEC and Binance File Joint Motion in US Court Seeking 60-Day Pause on Legal Battle
In a joint motion filed in the District Court of Columbia, Binance and the SEC requested a 60-day pause in their nearly two-year legal battle. They argued the stay would conserve resources as a newly formed US task force works on clearer crypto regulations.
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War Crimes Prosecutor First Target Of Trump's Criminal Court Sanctions
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan is the first person to be hit with economic and travel sanctions authorized by US President Donald Trump that target the war crimes tribunal over investigations of US citizens or US allies.
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Trump Sanctions International Criminal Court For "Illegitimate" Israel, US Probes
US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court for probes targeting America and its ally Israel, but the ICC on Friday vowed to continue providing "justice and hope" around the world.
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Relief For Indians In US, Court Blocks Donald Trump's Citizenship Order Indefinitely
In a big relief for Indian students and professionals living in the United States on visas and awaiting green cards, a federal judge in Seattle has indefinitely blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship
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"Illegitimate Actions": Trump Sanctions International Criminal Court
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday slapping sanctions on the International Criminal Court for "baseless" investigations targeting America and its close ally Israel, the White House said.
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Explained: What Is The International Criminal Court?
ICC was established in 2002 to prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of aggression when member states are unwilling or unable to do so themselves.
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Trump To Impose Sanctions On World Court For Targeting US, Its Allies
U.S. President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday to sanction the International Criminal Court for targeting the United States and its allies, such as Israel, a White House official said.
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Trump Refuses To Pay $360,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, UK Court Told
US President Donald Trump has refused to pay 290,000 pounds ($360,000) in legal fees after his English lawsuit against a private investigations firm was dismissed, a London court heard on Wednesday.
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US Court Upholds Decision Halting Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
An appeals court upheld an order on Wednesday blocking President Donald Trump from ending birthright citizenship for children whose parents are in the United States illegally.
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US Court Declines To Block Elon Musk, DOGE From Accessing Data, Firing Workers
A US judge declined a request to temporarily block Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from firing federal employees and accessing agency data, a victory for Donald Trump in his bid to shrink the government workforce.
-
"Musk Has No Formal Decision-Making Authority, Can Only Advise": White House
According to a recent court filing, Musk does not have decision-making authority and is not an employee of the DOGE.
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"Elon Musk Has No Formal Decision-Making Authority": White House
Elon Musk is not an official employee of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and has "no formal authority to make government decisions", according to a White House court filing.
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US Judge Temporarily Lifts Funding Freeze On Aid Programs Ordered By Trump
A federal judge has ordered a temporary lift on a freeze on funding to US aid and development programs ordered by President Donald Trump's administration, court documents seen by AFP on Friday showed.
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Elon Musk's Power in Trump's Government Is Challenged In Court
Elon Musk is facing the most direct legal challenge over the role he's assumed in the US government, with Democratic state officials and federal employees claiming that President Donald Trump has unconstitutionally delegated vast powers to him.
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Trump Loses Bid To Pause Judge's Order Barring Funding Freezes
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday lost the latest round in a court battle over his administration's bid to freeze federal spending after an appeals court declined to pause a court order requiring the government to continue delivering funds.
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US SEC and Binance File Joint Motion in US Court Seeking 60-Day Pause on Legal Battle
In a joint motion filed in the District Court of Columbia, Binance and the SEC requested a 60-day pause in their nearly two-year legal battle. They argued the stay would conserve resources as a newly formed US task force works on clearer crypto regulations.
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War Crimes Prosecutor First Target Of Trump's Criminal Court Sanctions
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan is the first person to be hit with economic and travel sanctions authorized by US President Donald Trump that target the war crimes tribunal over investigations of US citizens or US allies.
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Trump Sanctions International Criminal Court For "Illegitimate" Israel, US Probes
US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court for probes targeting America and its ally Israel, but the ICC on Friday vowed to continue providing "justice and hope" around the world.
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Relief For Indians In US, Court Blocks Donald Trump's Citizenship Order Indefinitely
In a big relief for Indian students and professionals living in the United States on visas and awaiting green cards, a federal judge in Seattle has indefinitely blocked President Donald Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship
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"Illegitimate Actions": Trump Sanctions International Criminal Court
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday slapping sanctions on the International Criminal Court for "baseless" investigations targeting America and its close ally Israel, the White House said.
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Explained: What Is The International Criminal Court?
ICC was established in 2002 to prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of aggression when member states are unwilling or unable to do so themselves.
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Trump To Impose Sanctions On World Court For Targeting US, Its Allies
U.S. President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday to sanction the International Criminal Court for targeting the United States and its allies, such as Israel, a White House official said.
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Trump Refuses To Pay $360,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, UK Court Told
US President Donald Trump has refused to pay 290,000 pounds ($360,000) in legal fees after his English lawsuit against a private investigations firm was dismissed, a London court heard on Wednesday.
