As Trump's legal issues escalate, the power of lower courts continues to grow, raising questions about presidential authority and the future of his administration. What are the implications if he defies judicial rulings?
President Trump’s recent firings of Democratic FTC members have ignited controversy and legal challenges, with implications that could reach the Supreme Court. Lawmakers are urging Trump to reconsider as the independence of federal agencies is at stake.
Former FTC officials decry illegal firings by Trump, claiming violations of Supreme Court precedent. The fallout raises questions about presidential power and the independence of regulatory agencies.
In a dramatic escalation, the Trump administration is challenging federal judges over deportation orders. The battle raises questions about executive power and the limits of judicial authority as tensions mount in the courtroom.
The White House is embroiled in controversy as deportations of alleged Venezuelan gang members continue, potentially defying a judge's order and raising questions about presidential power and constitutional law.
A federal judge has blocked key parts of Trump's executive order aimed at Perkins Coie, citing potential violations of constitutional rights and a chilling effect on the legal industry. This ruling raises questions about presidential authority and the integrity of the justice system.
In a groundbreaking ruling, a U.S. District Judge declared Trump's firing of an NLRB member illegal, emphasizing the limits of presidential power and the implications for labor rights.
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has denied the Trump administration's appeal to block nearly $2 billion in foreign aid payments, allowing crucial funds to flow to health organizations. This decision marks a significant challenge to presidential authority over aid funding.
A U.S. judge has ruled that President Trump's firing of a federal watchdog was illegal, raising significant questions about presidential authority. The ruling is set to be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
A federal judge has ruled that President Trump cannot fire the head of an independent watchdog agency without cause, paving the way for a Supreme Court battle over presidential power and government oversight.
