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Law Firms Targeted by Trump Ask Judges to Permanently Bar Executive Orders Against Them
Law firms Perkins Coie and WilmerHale will ask federal judges in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to permanently bar President Donald Trump's executive orders against them, calling the measures acts of retaliation that violate U.
President Trump signed multiple executive orders on Wednesday targeting the country’s education system, from discipline in ...
President Donald Trump issued a host of executive orders on his first day, aiming to reverse many of former President Joe ...
The judge said that Trump’s own words suggest that the motivation for the order was retaliation against groups that are uncooperative with his agenda.
The American Federation of Government Employees argued that the Trump administration’s effort to procure a “declarative” ...
A union that represents more than 150,000 federal workers says an executive order ending collective bargaining at dozens of ...
"This is a really important case," U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman, a Bill Clinton appointee, said after oral arguments.
Some experts warned that a new “Policy/Career” classification will create a chilling effect on the federal workforce and lead ...
A federal judge on Wednesday said President Donald Trump appeared to be targeting unions that have challenged his policies in ...
Protecting Christians from bias is not favoritism. It’s upholding the rule of law and fulfilling the constitutional promise,” ...
The Trump Justice Department argued to a judge that she should dismiss a lawsuit brought by Perkins Coie, a prominent Democratic-aligned law firm.
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Trump's executive order threatens hourly wage cuts for federal contract workersA recent executive order by President Donald Trump could lead to significant wage reductions for thousands of federal ...
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