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Federal Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump’s 10 Percent Global Tariff
A United States Court of Appeals on Tuesday paused a lower court’s order that determined President Donald Trump overstepped his authority with his latest attempt at global tariffs.
The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled 2-1 last week that Trump overstepped his authority by invoking Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 to impose a 10% global import duty, which he did without congressional approval.
Tennessee Legislature Strips All Democrats of Committee Assignments After Redistricting Protests
The move followed days of disruptive protests during a special session to redistrict congressional maps.
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Blue state manufacturer fleeing state after nearly 50 years over crime, taxes, politics…
“A majority of it is the constant battle with the city over the graffiti and the crime stuff here, the constant massive tax increase, everything is increasing,” Bodwell told Fox News Digital in an interview Tuesday.
Jon Bodwell, whose family founded Delta Camshaft in 1977, said he has been forced to live inside his business because the cost of operating in Washington has become too high.
76,000 students vanish from Texas public schools in one year…
Charter enrollment has grown significantly in recent years, even as traditional public schools lost students, according to a 2025 report by the Texas A&M University Private Enterprise Research Center.
In many counties with growing populations, traditional independent school districts (ISDs) still saw enrollment declines.
Mamdani boasts of savings in $124.7B NYC budget plan — that’ll nickel-and-dime New Yorkers with hidden fee hikes…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani officially rolled out his $124.7 billion spending plan Tuesday as he patted himself on the back for closing a so-called multibillion-dollar budget gap with short-term fixes — but included a menu of hidden fee hikes.
Fiscal watchdogs poked holes in Hizzoner’s cheers that his first-ever budget was “evidence of a new era of government in our city” as his administration touted numerous ways the city would hold onto $1.7 billion over the next two years.
CDC blocks Covid ‘vaccine’ study publication amid methodology dispute…
WASHINGTON — The acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention blocked publication of a study showing COVID-19 vaccines reduced severe illness by about half last winter, citing methodology concerns that have divided public health experts and sparked accusations of political interference.
Acting CDC Director Jay Bhattacharya delayed publication of a March 2026 study showing COVID-19 vaccines reduced hospitalization risk by 55% for healthy adults.
House Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Sharia Law and the US Constitution: Part II
The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution and Limited Government holds a second hearing on sharia law and the U.S. Constitution at 10 a.m. ET on May 13.
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Biden FBI Secretly Set Up Trump to Be Indicted After He Leaves Office, Arctic Frost Memos Suggest
In the final weeks of Joe Biden’s presidency, FBI agents tied to Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith’s investigation memorialized anew their belief that President Donald Trump broke the law in contesting the 2020 election and secretly arranged to preserve their evidence until 2030 in memos that raise alarm they could revive their prosecution after Trump leaves office.
The FBI memos and emails closing out the controversial Arctic Frost investigation – obtained by Just the News – show the bureau chose not to relinquish the evidence it gathered after Smith went to court to dismiss charges against Trump, even though that is the normal practice for agents. Instead, they created a preservation order keeping the evidence in FBI custody for two years after Trump’s second term ends, claiming it was necessary to do so because of ongoing litigation, the memos show.