Judge Rules Associated Press Should Not Be Excluded From Press Pool
U.S. District Court Judge Trevor McFadden ruled Tuesday that Associated Press reporters and photographers cannot be banned from press pools, including oval offices, Air Force 1 and other safe spaces. In February, the Associated Press sued three members of the Trump administration after press access was revoked for refusing to call the Gulf of Mexico […]
Obama-Appointed Judge In San Francisco Rules 350,000 Illegals Can Keep Work Permits
On Monday, a federal judge issued a decision to end a temporary injunction against the Trump administration and a Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for around 350,000 Venezuelans living in the United States. According to a court application, U.S. District Judge Edward Chen in San Francisco has ordered a temporary suspension to end the Trump administration’s […]
Appeals Court Rules In Trump’s Favor, Says He Can Fire Two Executive Branch Officials
President Donald Trump is Allowed The District of Columbia Circuit will vote 2-1 to fire two board members from independent federal agencies after the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia removes restrictions on the president’s capabilities. The court agreed To remove the order imposed by two district judges earlier this month, the […]
Maricopa County Community Colleges adopt new rules to comply with Trump’s ‘anti-DEI’ policies
The Maricopa County Community College District has adopted a policy change that removes programs and accommodation for minority students and staff, the LGBTQ community and other diversity groups to comply with the orders taken over by the Trump administration. In an email sent to staff in February, Prime Minister Stephen Gonzalez specifically cited a letter […]
North Dakota Jury Rules Greenpeace Liable For Hundreds Of Millions In Damages
A North Dakota ju umpire determined on Wednesday that Greenpeace was liable for hundreds of millions of dollars for slandering the energy company, according to numerous reports on its role in the disruptive protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline projects in 2016 and 2017. The pipeline-developing company sued Greenpeace USA, Greenpeace International and the Greenpeace […]
States facing doctor shortages ease licensing rules for foreign-trained physicians • Tennessee Lookout
Shift supporters say it can alleviate the shortage of rural doctors, as it has made it easier for trained doctors in other countries to obtain medical licenses. Changes include the Residence Program. This is a monitored, practical training experience that your doctor must complete after graduation. Until recently, all states required doctors who have resided […]
‘Gutless Rules’: Legendary Director Francis Ford Coppola Blasts Film Industry In Scathing Post
Francis Ford Coppola has announced a scathing reaction to the film industry after being declared the worst director of the film “Megalopolis.” The legendary director blows up the entertainment industry after his film won six Razzy The nomination on Friday highlights the box office failure of his $120 million project. The Razzies, formerly known as […]
Federal court rules for Tennessee in challenge of abortion protections • Tennessee Lookout
Federal court on Thursday overturned a lower court decision, bringing new life to cases filed by Tennessee and 16 other states, and challenged the protection of states and federal workers seeking abortion. The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Missouri, holds that it is positioned to challenge the Pregnant Workers’ Equity Act, enacted […]
Tennessee House could consider 10-bill limit as part of 2025 rules • Tennessee Lookout
NASHVILLE — Tennessee’s Republican-controlled home will be considering new rules Tuesday that could set a 10-building limit for lawmakers with committee chairs and leadership warnings. The Democrats are opposed. House majority leader William Lambers refused to see if the new maximum was in the proposed rule, lowering the limit from 15 bills of rank and […]
Tennessee House sets rules to remove unruly lawmakers, members of public • Tennessee Lookout
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee home adopted rules Thursday, lowering bill filing restrictions and setting harsher penalties than deemed bans to break down the expulsion of lawmakers and citizen members. The bill’s limit will be 12 for rank and file members, and committee chairs will receive five additional bills, and subcommittee chairs will be able to […]
