…“an immediate administrative stay” of a ruling Wednesday by the U.S. Court of International Trade. The International Trade court found Trump could not use emergency powers in an almost 50-year-old statute to…

…if Biden couldn’t waive student loan payments in the face of a statute that said that he could “waive or alter” such payments, without more explicit Congressional authorization, then the…

…if they do not affirmatively choose a Medicare Advantage plan. This default into traditional Medicare is explicitly required by Medicare statute and has been the way the program has operated…

…a coup. By February, it was clear. And then, life just went on. Trump survived the labeling. Fox News continued its broadcasts without missing a beat. Rubicon crossed, we all moved…

…compare networks. Moreover, prospective enrollees may be less apt to compare networks for postacute care services like home health and skilled nursing care that they might not anticipate needing. Managed…

…the statute’s procedural requirement that federalization orders be issued ‘through’ the Governor.” They concluded that even if bypassing the governor was a procedural violation, it would not have “justif[ied] the…

…a two-year statute of limitations, and it has been almost five years since the Capitol riot. However, McCloskey assured rioters that Ed Martin, the “Stop the Steal” organizer turned Justice…

…government disfavors.” In the same way, the FCC is not allowed, under the 1st Amendment or by statute, to regulate a broadcaster’s content or speech based on its viewpoint. Yet…

…lawsuit doesn’t claim constitutional violations—it charges the breaking of a federal statute—and doesn’t demand emergency relief, so it won’t go to the head of the federal lawsuit queue, and although…

…guaranteed back pay—though the administration has also threatened to circumvent that statute.  The White House has repeatedly said the layoffs would take place imminently. The American Federation of Government Employees has…