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American economist (1964-)
There is no clear evidence in the provided reporting that has openly and directly order within the past few days; the news cycle instead shows a string of , emergency applications and lower‑court inju...
The Supreme Court heard Trump v. Slaughter on Dec. 8, 2025, a case testing whether the president can fire a member of the Federal Trade Commission before a statutorily fixed term ends; conservative ju...
Claiming a second home as your primary residence can be mortgage (occupancy) fraud if you intentionally misrepresent your intent to occupy the property to obtain more favorable loan terms; lenders and...
the most consequential legal developments tied to were not a single criminal case but a cascade: an unprecedented wave of executive orders (225 by one count) that spawned hundreds of lawsuits and mult...