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Trump administration asks Supreme Court to let it enforce ban on transgender service members for now

The Trump administration on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to let it begin enforcing a ban on transgender service members, escalating a fight over a controversial policy that has faced numerous legal setbacks in recent weeks. The emergency appeal thrusts the high court into another politically charged dispute over a key aspect of Trump’s agenda. It comes as the justices have increasingly been pressed by the administration to unlock various parts of his agenda that have been held up by lower courts reviewing the legality of the initiatives. The military ban was announced by Trump earlier this year and would have taken effect late last month, but several lower courts issued rulings against it before it could be implemented. In the case at hand, a federal judge in Washington state decided that the policy likely violated the constitutional rights of a number […]

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Judge Ends Eric Adams Case, but Says U.S. Cannot Use Charges as Leverage

A judge on Wednesday dismissed federal corruption charges against Eric Adams, ending the first criminal case against a New York City mayor in modern history and underscoring how prosecutorial power is being used to advance President Trump’s agenda. In his ruling, the judge, Dale E. Ho of Federal District Court in Manhattan, refused to allow the government to keep open the option of reinstating the charges, as the Justice Department had sought. Even so, the ruling underscores the remarkable power that Mr. Trump’s administration has to terminate cases, regardless of the rationale. The decision abruptly ended the long-running case weeks before it had been set for trial. It was also the culmination of a bitter clash between the prosecutors who indicted Mr. Adams and the officials at Mr. Trump’s Justice Department who killed the case. The fight, in which Manhattan […]

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Trump Proposes Expanding Travel Ban to 43 Countries

In a controversial proposal, the Trump administration is considering expanding its travel ban to include citizens from up to 43 countries. This marks a potential return to the policies introduced during Trump's first term, which were repealed by President Joe Biden in 2021.The initial travel ban, implemented in 2017, sparked widespread protests and legal challenges, particularly due to its focus on predominantly Muslim countries. The draft of the new ban categorizes countries into different risk tiers, with 11 nations flagged for a complete entry ban. These include Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, and Yemen, with additional African nations also listed due to security concerns.The expanded travel ban proposal also includes stricter visa restrictions and sets deadlines for countries to improve their vetting processes. This development aligns with Trump’s campaign promises to reinstate such measures.Critics of […]

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