Supreme Court orders Trump administration to unfreeze foreign assistance funds
A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday narrowly ruled that the Trump administration must comply with a district court order and pay out nearly $2 billion in foreign assistance funds to nonprofit aid groups for work already completed on the government's behalf.
Judges in San Francisco and Baltimore separately found legal problems with the way the mass terminations were carried out.
A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected the Trump administration's bid to freeze nearly $2 billion in foreign ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated a lower-court order for the Trump administration ... including giving potential refugees support to stay in their ...
A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday denied an application from the Trump administration to intervene on a lower court order requiring that the government pay obligated funds from the ...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday reined in some of the Trump administration's sweeping effort to eliminate foreign aid that has been authorized by Congress. In an order, the justices left in ...
reinstating a lower court order that requires the quick disbursement of as much as $2 billion owed to contractors for already completed work. Over four dissents, the justices on Wednesday rejected ...
Under the law, the conditions for receiving support are met if the child's parents fail to fulfill their obligations. A named individual must also have been appointed as the child's guardian by ...
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