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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Ahead of US-South Korea Joint Military Drills
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Federal Appeals Court Rules President Cannot Build White House Ballroom Without Congressional Approval
A federal appeals court has halted above-ground construction of a $400 million White House ballroom, ruling 2-1 that the president lacks the authority to unilaterally alter the executive mansion. The decision sets up a high-stakes Supreme Court showdown over the limits of executive power.
DOJ Finds Duke Law School Intentionally Discriminated in Admissions, Expands Probe to 15 Medical Schools
The Justice Department concluded that Duke University School of Law unlawfully favored Black and Hispanic applicants over white and Asian candidates, violating the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action. The findings coincide with a broader federal crackdown that includes new civil rights investigations into 15 medical schools.
What Are Nationwide Injunctions? The Legal Mechanism Freezing Federal Policy, Explained
A single federal judge can halt a presidential agenda across the entire country using a nationwide injunction. This deep dive explores the history, mechanics, and fierce debate surrounding one of the most powerful tools in American law.