Trump granted temporary approval to remove FTC member by chief justice
Roberts’ order signals the court may roll back a 90-year precedent limiting presidential power over independent agencies.
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Trump loses appeal as $83m defamation judgment in E. Jean Carroll case stands
A federal appeals court has upheld the $83.3 million defamation judgment against Donald Trump in E. Jean Carroll’s case, rejecting his immunity claim.
Nigerian man arrested in U.S. over $1.1m mail, wire fraud case
U.S. authorities have arrested Nigerian fraudster Rotimi Oladimeji in New Orleans over mail and wire fraud, with ICE confirming he faces jail and possible deportation.
US immigration raid at Hyundai plant detains 475 workers
A US immigration raid on Hyundai’s Georgia plant led to the detention of 475 workers, straining US-South Korea ties and sparking investor concerns.
Nigerians barred from applying for US visas in other countries
The U.S. now requires visa applicants to attend interviews only in their country of residence or nationality, tightening restrictions for Nigerians and others.
Trump issues order to penalise countries that wrongfully detain Americans
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday creating a new designation for “state sponsors of wrongful detention,” allowing Washington to punish countries that wrongfully detain Americans.
Trump says he may send National Guard to Portland as Antifa confronts ICE agents
“These are paid terrorists! Paid agitators! If we go to Portland, we will wipe them out. Gone!”
Trump threatens action against EU for hitting Google, Apple with heavy fines
Trump threatened to use Section 301 trade powers to counter what he called unfair EU fines on U.S. tech companies.
Trump nominates Obama-era veteran for Treasury role as senator presses on Iran sanctions
President Trump nominated Citi executive Jonathan Burke for a top Treasury post, where senators pressed him on U.S. sanctions against Iran.