#federal-law

#federal-law

The Trump administration's lawsuit against Maine targets policies allowing transgender athletes in women's sports, asserting violation of federal anti-discrimination laws.

Trump's effort to remove CPB board members is legally challenged, with potential implications for public media funding.

The Trump administration has halted research grants to Harvard, citing non-compliance with federal law amidst a convoluted cultural critique.

A large scale immigration enforcement action by ICE is planned in Los Angeles before February.

Collaboration between ICE, FBI, and DEA agent raises concerns regarding manpower and enforcement tactics.

Minnesota has filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department over federal threats against states allowing transgender athletes on women's teams.

Former inspectors general are suing the Trump administration for wrongful termination and violation of laws protecting their positions.

The Education Department is investigating UC Berkeley for potentially incomplete disclosures of foreign gifts and contracts, particularly from China.

Tribal leaders are advising members on their rights and the importance of carrying tribal identification due to heightened immigration enforcement.

Federal judge dismisses contempt case against ICE agent for arresting a defendant during trial, citing lawful duties of federal officers.

The court dismissed Florida's lawsuit against federal higher education accreditation, affirming the constitutionality of the accrediting system.

California and 21 states are suing to reverse NIH funding cuts vital for medical research.

Cuts threaten university research programs and are seen as a violation of federal law.

U.S. judge orders restoration of health agency webpages removed under Trump's executive order, emphasizing the impact on public health treatments.