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The EPA killed a $7 billion solar program by claiming a new tax law had quietly erased it. A federal judge read the law and disagreed — but the delay may already have done the job.
A Trump-appointed judge ordered the White House to restore three outlets' press passes. The White House spent Thursday morning not doing that — and the evening admitting Chinese state media to a state dinner while some of those same reporters stood outside.
Two lawsuits in two weeks are asking federal courts to keep armed federal agents away from polling sites in November. The administration says it has no plans — and keeps declining to rule it out.
A federal judge blocked Trump's August order narrowing birthright citizenship, on the grounds that the Supreme Court answered the question in June and has not changed its mind since.