The ruling comes ahead of Supreme Court oral arguments in a case involving the president's ability to fire executive branch agency officials.
The lone dissenting judge warned that her colleagues’ decision effectively ends independent government agencies, grants the ...
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Trump v. Slaughter, the case challenging limitations on the President's ...
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Trump judges rule he can fire whoever he wants, whenever he wants
An appeals court judge tore into her colleagues’ decision Friday to “pave the way for autocracy” by allowing President Donald Trump to summarily fire the Democratic members of independent federal ...
The full U.S. Court of Appeals for DC has reinstated a member of the National Labor Relations Board and a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board that President Donald Trump tried to fire earlier ...
To hear DC Circuit Court Judge Justin Walker tell it, the Supreme Court basically already axed the last vestige of independent executive branch agency protections — it just did so very quietly. Walker ...
The lone dissenter tore into the conservative majority for greenlighting Trump's "excessive" firing power, warning "autocracy" may follow. The post 'Paves the way to autocracy': Biden-appointed judge ...
A general rule barring federal courts from issuing injunctions against the president stands in the way of restoring Oval Office access for the nation’s largest wire service.
In a win for independent power producers, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ("D.C. Circuit" or the "Court") recently affirmed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's ...
The Marin Audubon Society and other groups say other judges should review the “outlier consequential decision” before it “hardens into the law” of the D.C. Circuit. Conservation groups are calling for ...
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