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US TPS termination and escalating Haitian deportations

58 clusters · 540 sources · last updated

Latest: United States deports Haitian family including Brazilian child

The Trump administration has expanded the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to over 500,000 migrants from various nations, including Venezuela, Honduras, and Nicaragua. While a federal judge in California p

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Trump administration appeals block on USPS mail-in voting

24 clusters · 595 sources · last updated

Latest: U.S. Appeals Court blocks Trump administration mail-in voting rules

Following the Supreme Court’s August 24, 2026, ruling to lift a lower-court injunction, the Trump administration has been permitted to proceed with parts of the “Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal

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Supreme Court allows White House ballroom construction

15 clusters · 568 sources · last updated

Latest: Donald Trump pursues physical legacy through Washington, D.C. renovations

Following a federal injunction on 24 August 2026 that halted construction due to a lack of congressional authorization, the Supreme Court issued a 5-4 ruling on 2 September 2026 allowing the White House ballroom project

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U.S. crackdown on birth tourism faces judicial block

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Latest: US Federal Judge blocks Trump executive orders restricting birthright citizenship

Following the June 30, 2026, Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship, President Trump signed executive orders between August 6 and 8, 2026, to curb “birth-tourism.” These orders target children of foreign

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US tariff refunds: Corporate payouts and legal challenges

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Latest: U.S. tariff refunds provide temporary boost to economic growth

By late August 2026, the refund process following the February Supreme Court ruling—which declared tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) unlawful—has entered a new phase of legal a

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US administration attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor

3 clusters · 89 sources · last updated

Latest: Lisa Cook rejects Trump administration's renewed attempt to fire her from the Fed

The Trump administration has renewed efforts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from her position. This follows a June Supreme Court ruling that previously blocked a dismissal attempt on procedural grounds. The

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Trump housing bill, DNI turnover, FISA fight, SAVE push

90 clusters · 612 sources · last updated

Latest: Donald Trump targets transgender community in White House speech

President Donald Trump’s 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act took effect on 11 July 2026, but the administration has repeatedly delayed its signing to pressure Congress on the SAVE America Act, a voter-ID and citizenship-ve

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Trump immigration fee and detention policies face court roll

5 clusters · 25 sources · last updated

Latest: U.S. Supreme Court to weigh constitutional rights in immigration detention case

In late July 2026, the Trump administration rolled out a self-funding immigration fee system, citing the 2023 “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” The program imposes a non-waivable $100 charge for asylum applications plus a $1

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Trump appeals $83M judgment and seeks return of $5.6M

21 clusters · 345 sources · last updated

Latest: Supreme Court rejects Trump appeal in E. Jean Carroll case

In July 2026, a New York jury ordered former President Donald Trump to pay $5.6 million to writer E. Jean Carroll for sexual-abuse and defamation claims; the funds were released from a court-controlled escrow on July 9.

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SCOTUS removal rulings deepen EU-US data dispute

38 clusters · 345 sources · last updated

Latest: US court ruling threatens transatlantic data transfer legality

The Court’s June-30, 2026 rulings that let the president fire FTC commissioners and, a week later, heads of most independent agencies erased the Humphrey Executor precedent and stripped civil-service protections. The dec

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US Supreme Court religious freedom litigation

2 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Supreme Court asked to reconsider ruling on religious studies aid

Legal challenges regarding religious freedom and state-funded programs have reached the United States Supreme Court. In Colorado, the Court has scheduled oral arguments for November 3 in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy.

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