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ndtv.comworld7 days ago
High Court Sets Tuesday Deadline for Response on Tzohar Kashrut License
Israel's High Court of Justice ordered the state to reply by the end of Tuesday to a petition challenging the issuance of a kashrut-certifying license to Tzohar Kashrut. Senior officials had questioned the process used to grant the license.
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Newsweekworld13 days ago
FCC Chairman Defends Agency Scrutiny of Broadcasters After Court Ruling
The FCC chairman said the agency will continue reviewing broadcast licenses. The comments followed a Supreme Court decision expanding presidential authority over independent agencies and a separate concurrence citing FCC actions.
upi.compolitics15 days ago
Supreme Court Strikes Down Removal Protections for Federal Trade Commission Members
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that statutory limits on presidential removal of FTC commissioners are unconstitutional. The decision overturned a 1935 precedent and expands presidential authority over certain independent agencies.
morningstaronline.co.ukpolitics25 days ago
Federal judge blocks prison policy ending hormone treatments for transgender inmates
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of a Bureau of Prisons policy that phased out taxpayer-funded hormone treatments. The order requires officials to continue providing treatments and accommodations under prior rules while litigation continues.
tass.comscience44 days ago
NDIA Appeals Tribunal Decision on Funding for Six-Year-Old with Complex Needs
The National Disability Insurance Agency has appealed an April 2025 Administrative Review Tribunal decision that reinstated more than $500,000 in annual support funding for a six-year-old girl with cerebral palsy and multiple medical conditions.
axios.compolitics47 days ago
NCLA Files Brief Seeking to Vacate Sanctions Against South Carolina Appraiser
The New Civil Liberties Alliance submitted an opening brief on May 28, 2026, in Kirton v. South Carolina Dept. of Labor. The filing asks the South Carolina Administrative Law Court to reverse sanctions imposed by the South Carolina Real Estate Board.
foxnews.compolitics49 days ago
DHS General Counsel Directs ICE to Pursue Fraud Cases Against Immigration Lawyers
A May 26 memo from DHS General Counsel James Percival instructs ICE attorneys to increase use of existing administrative tools against lawyers accused of filing false asylum claims. The directive cites civil penalties up to $11,823 per subsequent offense and possible referral to…