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Golfers tee off beside a pile of felled tree trunks and a stump at East Potomac Golf Links in Washington

Judge Halts Trump Team’s Tree Felling at DC Golf Course After 430 Fall

Judge Ana Reyes barred the Trump administration from felling more trees at East Potomac Golf Links through October 26 after crews cut 430 in a weekend. Park Service officials told the court

October 14, 2026

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Federal courthouse Washington DC where Judge Timothy Kelly heard arguments on the White House media ban and DOJ privilege doctrine

DOJ Tells Federal Court White House Press Access Is a Privilege Not a Right

The Justice Department argued in federal court Wednesday that White House press access is a privilege the administration may revoke at will, a position challenged by CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. Judge

September 24, 2026

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Reporters and press corps outside the White House following Trump ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico

CNN, MS NOW and Politico Sue Trump White House Over First Amendment Press Ban

CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a First Amendment lawsuit Sunday against the Trump White House, seeking emergency court orders to restore press access and pool credentials. The case landed before Judge

September 21, 2026

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Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts facade in Washington DC amid Trump name inscription dispute

Kennedy Center Board Warns of Bankruptcy, Ties Fiscal Survival to Trump Name on Building

The Kennedy Center's Trump-appointed board warned of imminent bankruptcy Monday, tying fiscal survival to Trump's name on the facade. Judge Cooper hears a status conference Tuesday in a case that has blocked

September 15, 2026

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The US Supreme Court building in Washington after the court blocked the Trump administration mail ballot rule before November midterms

Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Enforce Mail Ballot Rule Before November Midterms

The Supreme Court on Sunday rejected the Trump administration's mail ballot rule 7-2, blocking enforcement before November midterms and finding the administration unlikely to prevail on the merits. Justice Kavanaugh's concurrence accepted

September 15, 2026

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Judge Carl J. Nichols, Trump appointee, issues second injunction blocking USPS mail ballot rule ahead of November midterms

Trump’s Own Appointee Is the Second Judge to Block His Mail Ballot Rule

A Trump-appointed judge issued the second injunction blocking the USPS mail ballot rule Sunday, ruling that voters face increased risk of disenfranchisement before November. The ruling adds to the Supreme Court's calculus

September 14, 2026

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ICE agents and polling place ballot box, LULAC lawsuit to block federal agents at midterm elections September 2026

Civil Rights Groups Sue to Keep Armed ICE Agents Away From Midterm Polling Places

A coalition of Latino civil rights groups and Denver filed suit September 10 after DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin said ICE could enter polling places to serve warrants, reversing a February 2026 promise.

September 13, 2026

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IRS headquarters building in Washington DC where taxpayer data privacy laws are administered

Appeals Court Rules IRS Broke Watergate-Era Privacy Law Sharing Taxpayer Addresses With ICE

A unanimous D.C. Circuit panel ruled the IRS violated a Watergate-era privacy law by sharing 47,289 taxpayer addresses with ICE, calling the administration's legal argument 'weak sauce.' Judges warned that IRS officials

September 9, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Google Escapes Breakup in Ad-Tech Monopoly Case, Must Open Exchange to Rivals

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's bid to force Google to sell its advertising exchange, despite a monopoly finding that has stood since April 2025. Google keeps AdX, keeps the exchange

September 3, 2026

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DOJ Tells Federal Court White House Press Access Is a Privilege Not a Right

CNN, MS NOW and Politico Sue Trump White House Over First Amendment Press Ban

Kennedy Center Board Warns of Bankruptcy, Ties Fiscal Survival to Trump Name on Building

Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Enforce Mail Ballot Rule Before November Midterms

Trump’s Own Appointee Is the Second Judge to Block His Mail Ballot Rule

Civil Rights Groups Sue to Keep Armed ICE Agents Away From Midterm Polling Places

Google Escapes Breakup in Ad-Tech Monopoly Case, Must Open Exchange to Rivals

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