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US Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
Trump imposed the temporary 10-percent duty in February, shortly after the Supreme Court struck down many of his global tariffs.
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Man Who Tried To Shoot Trump At White House Press Dinner Pleads Not Guilty
Cole Allen, 31, entered a not guilty plea during an appearance in a federal district court in the nation's capital, The Hill and other outlets said.
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'Misguided': US Court Rules Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
The US Court of International Trade ruled in favor of small businesses that challenged the tariffs, which took effect on February 24.
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US Court Rejects Trump Administration's Halt On Immigration Applications
A federal judge on Thursday ruled that policies that make it harder for people from countries on President Donald Trump's travel ban list to get green cards and work permits are discriminatory and unlawful.
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Donald Trump Pushes 'Ballroom' Agenda With 'Won't Have Happened' Post On Shooting
Donald Trump's plan to construct a 90,000 square-foot structure on the former site of the White House East Wing for $400 million has hit a legal hurdle.
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Donald Trump, His "Low IQ" Slur, And The Right's Race Obsession
Trump insults people all the time -- online, in speeches, in official statements and directly to the faces of some reporters.
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India May Get $10-12 Billion As US Processes Trump Tariff Refunds: Report
Not all tariffs were linked to India, but a GTRI report estimates that $10-12 billion of the total refunds (over $166 billion) touch on Indian goods
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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
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Amid Middle East Tensions, Iran Embassy In Australia Showcases "World's Largest Mall" In Tehran
The Iran Mall was ranked the world's largest shopping mall by total area by WorldAtlas in 2023.
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Trump Ballroom Renovation Allowed To Proceed, For Now
A federal appeals court has ruled US President Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom renovation can proceed, albeit temporarily, and called for a district...
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Trump's White House Ballroom Gets Final Approval Despite Court Order
The ballroom, now estimated to cost $400 million, has expanded in scope and price tag since Trump first announced the project last summer, citing a need for space other than a tent on the lawn to host important guests.
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Indian-American Lawyer Challenges Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
Before joining Constitutional Accountability Centre (CAC), Smita Ghosh was a Research Fellow at Georgetown University Law Centre, where she taught classes on immigration law and separation of powers.
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US Man Had Sword Standoff With FBI Before Arrest Over Trump Death Threats
"Either Trump is dead and in the ground by 2026 or I am hunting him down and putting him there," Emerald wrote in an online post in May 2025.
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Can Trump Pull The US Out Of NATO? What The Law Says
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, said on Tuesday that Washington would have to reexamine its relations with NATO after the US-Iran-Israel war.
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US Supreme Court Casts Doubt On Trump's Changes To Birthright Citizenship Rules
Conservative and liberal justices on Wednesday questioned whether Trump's order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens comports with either the Constitution or federal l
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US Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
Trump imposed the temporary 10-percent duty in February, shortly after the Supreme Court struck down many of his global tariffs.
-
Man Who Tried To Shoot Trump At White House Press Dinner Pleads Not Guilty
Cole Allen, 31, entered a not guilty plea during an appearance in a federal district court in the nation's capital, The Hill and other outlets said.
-
'Misguided': US Court Rules Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
The US Court of International Trade ruled in favor of small businesses that challenged the tariffs, which took effect on February 24.
-
US Court Rejects Trump Administration's Halt On Immigration Applications
A federal judge on Thursday ruled that policies that make it harder for people from countries on President Donald Trump's travel ban list to get green cards and work permits are discriminatory and unlawful.
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Donald Trump Pushes 'Ballroom' Agenda With 'Won't Have Happened' Post On Shooting
Donald Trump's plan to construct a 90,000 square-foot structure on the former site of the White House East Wing for $400 million has hit a legal hurdle.
-
Donald Trump, His "Low IQ" Slur, And The Right's Race Obsession
Trump insults people all the time -- online, in speeches, in official statements and directly to the faces of some reporters.
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India May Get $10-12 Billion As US Processes Trump Tariff Refunds: Report
Not all tariffs were linked to India, but a GTRI report estimates that $10-12 billion of the total refunds (over $166 billion) touch on Indian goods
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Trump Tariff Refunds Start Today: Who Benefits, How To Claim It
It was not just the business but the customers as well that bore the bulk of the tariff burden. But it remains unclear if the consumers will get any refunds.
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Amid Middle East Tensions, Iran Embassy In Australia Showcases "World's Largest Mall" In Tehran
The Iran Mall was ranked the world's largest shopping mall by total area by WorldAtlas in 2023.
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Trump Ballroom Renovation Allowed To Proceed, For Now
A federal appeals court has ruled US President Donald Trump's $400 million White House ballroom renovation can proceed, albeit temporarily, and called for a district...
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Trump's White House Ballroom Gets Final Approval Despite Court Order
The ballroom, now estimated to cost $400 million, has expanded in scope and price tag since Trump first announced the project last summer, citing a need for space other than a tent on the lawn to host important guests.
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Indian-American Lawyer Challenges Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order
Before joining Constitutional Accountability Centre (CAC), Smita Ghosh was a Research Fellow at Georgetown University Law Centre, where she taught classes on immigration law and separation of powers.
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US Man Had Sword Standoff With FBI Before Arrest Over Trump Death Threats
"Either Trump is dead and in the ground by 2026 or I am hunting him down and putting him there," Emerald wrote in an online post in May 2025.
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Can Trump Pull The US Out Of NATO? What The Law Says
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, said on Tuesday that Washington would have to reexamine its relations with NATO after the US-Iran-Israel war.
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US Supreme Court Casts Doubt On Trump's Changes To Birthright Citizenship Rules
Conservative and liberal justices on Wednesday questioned whether Trump's order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens comports with either the Constitution or federal l
