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Available trackers and reporting show hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration in 2025 — estimates range from roughly 186 adjudicated-or-pending suits in some snapshots to...
Donald Trump has been a party to thousands of legal actions; analysts cite figures of involving him across businesses, personal, civil and criminal contexts, but no single authoritative database provi...
Donald Trump’s most notable legal outcomes in the provided analyses center on a high‑profile New York civil fraud trial that produced a major monetary judgment and operational restraints, and broader ...
“Jane Doe v. Trump” is not a single case but a label used in multiple distinct lawsuits against Donald J. Trump and his administration across years; the record through 2025 therefore contains several ...
Remarks that equate opposition to Donald Trump with opposition to the nation can produce both legal and political cascades: legally, they invite attempts to fold dissent into national-security or crim...
FOIA lawsuits are a common and expanding tool to force federal agencies to release records: databases like The FOIA Project track routine filings going back to 1992 and update daily, showing dozens of...
Available reporting indicates preservationists say the White House ballroom project proceeded without the federal reviews and approvals they contend were required; the National Trust for Historic Pres...
Federal efforts to spur expansion vary by policy and actor: the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 lays out a broad federal blueprint to reshape and expand presidential control over the executive bran...
Between 2017 and 2021 federal litigation involving the Trump administration produced a highly mixed record: numerous challenges were filed and many produced temporary or partial blocks, while outcomes...
Presidents and administrations have sometimes used executive directives, reprogramming, or contingency decisions to sustain during funding lapses, but courts and statutory law limit using orders or me...
The core legal dispute is whether the USDA may use the SNAP contingency reserve and emergency allotments to pay regular November benefits during a federal funding lapse; courts and multistate plaintif...
The assembled analyses assert that the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has taken a central, active role in shaping how a 2025 government shutdown is executed — deciding which programs and employ...