Supreme Court pauses judge’s order that U.S. spend $2 billion in promised foreign funds
Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Wednesday evening issued an order pausing a judge's deadline requiring the Trump administration to send out nearly $2 billion in funds promised for health and humanitarian aid across the globe.
A Republican lawmaker on Thursday moved to have a judge impeached for ordering President Donald Trump's administration to ...
The question is whether the court will blink from the consequences of what it has unleashed now that the potential for chaos ...
The contracts financed Ebola screening at airports and protective gear for health workers, among other measures. Work had ...
US president Andrew Jackson famously reacted to an unfavorable ruling by the Supreme Court chief justice with the defiant ...
Washington — Chief Justice John Roberts late Wednesday granted the Trump administration’s request to put on hold a lower court order that required it to pay an estimated $2 billion in foreign ...
If any judge feels that necessity now, it is Chief Justice John Roberts. The legal challenges to President Trump’s constitutional crime spree are multiplying. One case, concerning the president ...
President Donald Trump is sworn in by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts during his inauguration ceremony as the 47th ...
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