Recent lawsuits against President Donald Trump’s executive actions could reshape the interpretation of presidential authority. Legal challenges are focused on the dismissal of federal officials, the reach of executive orders, and the limits of executive privilege. These cases may set important legal precedents on the balance of power between the executive branch and other government institutions.
President Donald Trump has warned that the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas should be terminated if Hamas fails to release all remaining hostages in Gaza by midday on Saturday. He declared that if the deadline is not met, "all hell is going to break out." While acknowledging that the final decision rests with Israel, Trump suggested that the U.S. could also take action if Hamas does not comply.
On February 10, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order reversing the federal ban on plastic straws, arguing that paper alternatives are ineffective. The order overturns a Biden-era policy aimed at phasing out single-use plastics in federal agencies by 2035. Trump emphasized the convenience of plastic straws and dismissed environmental concerns, stating, "I don’t think plastic is going to affect the shark very much, as they’re munching their way through the ocean."
President Donald Trump announced Sunday that the U.S. will cut financial assistance to South Africa, citing concerns over land policies and its genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
On Sunday, President Donald Trump expressed frustration with the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas after seeing footage of the Israeli hostages released over the weekend. He compared their appearance to Holocaust survivors.
Representative Val Hoyle (D-OR) stated on Monday during an appearance on CNN’s “News Central” that Democratic lawmakers will not vote to fund the government if Republicans push President Donald Trump’s agenda, which she claims “undermines the American people.”
Hampton Dellinger, the recently dismissed head of the Office of Special Counsel (OSC), has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, alleging his termination was unlawful.
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen has called on Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to overturn federal land designations that prohibit uranium mining near the Grand Canyon.
The Congressional Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Caucus has garnered the support of more than 100 lawmakers, reflecting a significant interest in reducing government waste and enhancing efficiency.
President Donald Trump has announced a proposal for the United States to assume control over the Gaza Strip, with plans to redevelop the war-torn area.
