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Court strikes down Trump's backup tariffs as unlawful

(The Center Square) – A federal trade court struck down President Donald Trump's latest global tariff on Thursday, ruling that the import taxes were unauthorized by law and ordering refunds for the businesses that brought the lawsuit. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled 2-1 that Trump

Montana initiative regulating corporate election spending faces legal challenges

Montana initiative regulating corporate election spending faces legal challenges

HELENA, Mont. – The Transparent Election Initiative (TEI) advanced with a Montana supreme court lawsuit regarding how to summarize its constitutional initiative to stop corporate spending in state elections. The lawsuit is one of several legal battles in the last six months that have refined TEI’s “Montana Plan” and its

King Charles reminds Congress that US president is subject to checks and balances | David Adler

The irony of the moment could not have been lost on members of Congress. Lawmakers convened in a historic, joint session and heard an English King, on April 28, on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, invoke the majesty of Magna Carta as a stern

Arizona GOP considers suing to redraw congressional map

Senate president says the Legislature may go to court after U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais

Whitefish settles racial profiling suit brought by Venezuelan man

Whitefish settles racial profiling suit brought by Venezuelan man

WHITEFISH — The city of Whitefish reached a settlement agreement with a man who accused police of violating his constitutional rights and racial profiling after a traffic stop resulted in his detention in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. Whitefish police said they pulled over Beker Rengifo Del Castillo for a

Whitefish settles racial profiling suit brought by Venezuelan man

Beker Rengifo Del Castillo was held in a federal detention facility after Whitefish police pulled him over last April

Forest Service rescinds Cooke City logging project after lawsuit challenge

Conservation groups are celebrating a U.S. Forest Service announcement rescinding a December decision to move forward with the Cooke City Fuels and Forest Health Project. The project would have permitted commercial and non-commercial logging and burning on more than 3,000 acres of the Custer Gallatin National Forest,