US Court Allows Trump to Enforce Ban on DEI Programs
US Court Allows Trump to Enforce Ban on DEI Programs, for Now
A U.S. appeals court on Friday temporarily paused a judge's ruling that had blocked the administration of President Donald Trump from implementing bans on diversity, equity and inclusion programs at federal agencies and businesses that contract with the federal government.
The 47th president tells the Supreme Court that more nationwide injunctions were issued in February alone than during the ...
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St. Patrick's Day celebrations went forward as hundreds of green-clad students filled Marshall Street and surrounding areas ...
Germany's Bayer has won an injunction to suspend a court ruling that gave Brazilian soybean farmers the right to ...
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit over January's immigration raids are seeking a preliminary injunction against U.S. Customs and Border Protection tactics used when conducting searches. Last month, the American ...
The federal district court for the district of Maryland on March 10, 2025, clarified its Feb. 21 preliminary injunction against Trump ...
A federal court will continue to prevent PointClickCare from blocking a smaller data analytics firm from its platform, rejecting an appeal.
The complex case deals with an Indiana state law granting incumbent electric facility operators a right of first refusal on ...
The fight over whether terminated pregnancy reports (TPRs) filed with the state are public records took a new turn Wednesday ...
A Superior Court judge on Thursday granted a temporary injunction prohibiting the Groton Housing Authority's former director and property manager from acting on behalf of the authority and its ...
A federal judge agreed that the California law, modeled on the U.K.'s Age Appropriate Design Code, was likely to violate the ...
Lawyers for President Donald Trump’s administration indicated they will appeal U.S. District Court Chief Judge John J.
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