Trump's First 100 Days: Everything Attorneys Need To Know

Judge Won't Block DOGE Access To Labor Dept. Data

By Tim Ryan and Lauren Berg

A Washington, D.C., federal judge declined Friday to block Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive U.S. Department of Labor data, saying that while he "harbors concerns" about privacy risks, the suing labor unions haven't established standing.

Ex-Credit Union Regulator Tapped For Acting OCC Chief

By Jon Hill

The Trump administration on Friday tapped Rodney Hood, a former top federal credit union regulator, to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on an acting basis, replacing former President Joe Biden's principal national bank regulator Michael Hsu.

5th Circ. Pauses Suit Over CFPB's Small Biz Lending Rules

By Katryna Perera

The Fifth Circuit on Friday paused a case challenging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new small business minority data rule after the bureau's counsel was unable to argue its case following a directive ordering the agency to stop much of its work to "promote consistency with the goals of the administration."

Judiciary Dems Want Ethics Probe Into Musk's DOGE Work

By Hailey Konnath

A dozen Democratic lawmakers on Friday pressed the U.S. attorney general and the Office of Government Ethics to look into whether Elon Musk's personal financial interests mean his work as a special government employee violates federal ethics laws.

Justices Deny Trump DOJ's Bid To Delay Three Energy Cases

By Juan-Carlos Rodriguez

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday denied the Trump administration's request to pause three cases so the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency can review Biden-era regulatory decisions that may alter the government's legal positions.

Dem. FEC Chair Says Trump Is Illegally Trying To Fire Her

By Courtney Bublé

The Democratic chair of the Federal Election Commission has revealed that President Donald Trump sent her a letter declaring that she's been fired, which she characterized as illegal.

Trump Isn't Obeying Order To Unfreeze Funds, States Say

By Lauren Berg

The Trump administration is not complying with a temporary restraining order barring a freeze on funding for federal grant and aid programs, a coalition of states told a Rhode Island federal judge Friday, asking the court to enforce its order and to enter a stiffer injunction blocking the funding freeze.

EPA Places 168 Environmental Justice Workers On Leave

By Juan-Carlos Rodriguez

Scores of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency workers who have been focused on environmental justice issues were placed on leave Thursday, in line with the Trump administration's promise to largely abandon that area of work.

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