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Speaker Mike Johnson Proposes Eliminating Federal Courts Amid Judicial Tensions
Washington D.C., Wednesday, 26 March 2025.
Speaker Mike Johnson suggests eliminating federal courts to address perceived bias against Trump, highlighting Congress’s authority over the judiciary. The move could reshape the U.S. legal landscape.
Trump's Voter Registration Overhaul Sparks Legal and Political Challenges
United States, Wednesday, 26 March 2025.
Former President Donald Trump’s recent executive order mandates strict voter registration requirements, including proof of citizenship. Legal experts and rights groups argue it could disenfranchise millions and face significant court challenges.
Federal Court Ruling Supports City Gas Bans, Paves Path for Fossil Fuel Regulations
New York City, Tuesday, 25 March 2025.
A federal judge upheld New York City’s ban on natural gas in new buildings, rejecting a challenge from trade groups. This decision counters a previous ruling against Berkeley’s similar ban and signals potential wider adoption of such environmental policies across U.S. cities.
Trump's Latest Tariff Threats: Potential Risks to U.S. Markets and Retirements
United States, Tuesday, 25 March 2025.
Experts warn Trump’s tariff threats may destabilize U.S. markets, potentially affecting retirement portfolios. Recent S&P 500 losses echo broader concerns, calling for careful investment strategies.
Florida Considers Loosening Child Labor Laws Amid Worker Shortages
Tallahassee, Wednesday, 26 March 2025.
Florida debates easing child labor restrictions to address workforce gaps left by undocumented immigrant job losses, sparking discussions on potential educational and safety impacts for the state’s youth.
