Trump Tells Supreme Court It Gave Him 'Unrestricted Power' to Fire People
President Donald Trump has reminded the Supreme Court that it gave him almost absolute immunity last year and the "unrestricted power" to fire federal officials. The statement came in his appeal to the Supreme Court after a lower federal court blocked him from firing special counsel Hampton Dellinger.
While judges have blocked major initiatives, Trump has scored wins in cases concerning federal workforce changes, DOGE, and ...
A lower court temporarily reinstated Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, after he sued the ...
An appeals court declined the Justice Department’s request to reinstate President Donald Trump’s executive order limiting ...
Judge Danielle Forrest raised the importance of public confidence in the judiciary, observing that quick decision-making ...
The Trump administration has issued its first filing with the Supreme Court, asking the justices to permit its firing of the ...
A lawyer argues that the Supreme Court must stand up to the Trump Administration and preserve the rule of law.
Trump's DOJ sent Sen. Durbin a letter Wednesday notifying him that the department plans to ask SCOTUS to overturn a key ...
President Donald Trump’s media company has sued a Brazilian Supreme Court justice. The complaint filed in Tampa federal court ...
A three-panel appeals court on Wednesday continued to block the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship for ...
The Appeals Court has ruled against the president of the United States (US), Donald Trump. The judement could now set up a ...
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