The White House has lost confidence in a Pentagon leak investigation that Pete Hegseth used to justify firing three top aides last month, after advisers were told that the aides had supposedly been outed by an illegal warrantless National Security Agency (NSA) wiretap.
In particular, one Trump adviser recently told Hegseth that he did not think Caldwell – or any of the fired aides – had leaked anything, and that he suspected the investigation had been used to get rid of aides involved in the infighting with his first chief of staff, Joe Kasper.
The president is directing local authorities to prevent a transgender athlete from competing against women in the upcoming state finals.
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A lower court judge blocked the administration’s ability to remove illegal immigrants to South Sudan and other third countries.
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‘The Governor is encouraged by this thoughtful approach.’
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A federal appeals court previously held that the fees paid to union by non-union airline employees were ‘not coercive.’
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has threatened to defund projects if the state continues to collect a $9 toll for entering Manhattan.
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WilmerHale hailed the ruling as a win for constitutional rights, while the White House argued clearance decisions lie outside judicial review.
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This legal battle is about preserving the fundamental right of all Americans to choose which organizations and causes they support.
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