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Trump vs Newsom: federal court rules US President has control over California National Guard in LA protest response
A federal appeals court upheld President Trump's authority over the California National Guard, reversing a lower court ruling. This allows thousands of troops to remain under federal command in Los Angeles due to immigration enforcement protests. Governor Newsom's challenge was rejected, with the court citing presidential power in national security. The legal battle continues amid concerns of federal overreach.
US court lets Trump keep control of National Guard troops deployed to Los Angeles
A US court allowed Donald Trump to keep control of California's National Guard. This happened while Governor Gavin Newsom is challenging Trump's use of troops in Los Angeles. The court paused a ruling that said Trump's action was illegal. Newsom argued Trump did not coordinate with the state. The case involves a dispute over the president's power to deploy troops.
Elon Musk's X sues New York to block social media hate speech law
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a Democrat who enforces the state's laws, is the named defendant in X's lawsuit. Her office did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Musk, the world's richest person and recently a close adviser to Republican President Donald Trump, has described himself as a free speech absolutist.
Trump's long-awaited military parade barrels through nation's capital with tanks, troops and 21-gun salute
Donald Trump's grand military parade took place in Washington amidst protests. The parade showcased troops, tanks, and a flyover. Demonstrators criticized Trump's military display and policies. The event coincided with the Army's 250th anniversary. Protesters rallied against Trump near the White House. The parade faced criticism for its cost and potential damage. The event also saw counter-protests from Trump supporters.
Donald Trump and the 'rhetoric of emergency'
Donald Trump has declared multiple national emergencies on issues like energy, trade, and immigration, granting himself broad presidential powers. Critics argue these declarations lack legitimate justification, accusing Trump of authoritarian tendencies. He has even deployed the military to quell protests, raising concerns about federal overreach and prompting legal challenges from state officials, questioning the legality of his actions.
Los Angeles unrest: Trump's troop deployment in California sparks martial law fears as tensions escalate
President Trump has deployed National Guard troops and Marines to Los Angeles amidst ongoing protests against immigration raids, defying objections from California's governor and local leaders. Governor Newsom, denouncing Trump's actions as dictatorial, plans legal action. Concerns are rising about potential martial law, as Senator Blumenthal works to limit presidential troop deployment powers.
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Who is Gavin Newsom, California governor who called Trump a liar and may be a Democratic candidate in 2028?
Gavin Newsom vs Donald Trump is once again making headlines as the California Governor strongly opposes President Trump’s latest move to deploy thousands of federal troops in the state without approval. Newsom called it an overreach of power after mass immigration raids led to protests across California. This rising conflict isn't just about immigration—it’s also fueling speculation around Newsom’s 2028 presidential ambitions. With lawsuits filed and political heat rising, this high-stakes standoff touches on state rights, border enforcement, and future leadership. Dive into this gripping political showdown that’s shaping California—and possibly, America’s future political landscape.
L.A. immigration protests erupt in unrest — officials question whether demonstrators or agitators sparked it
L.A. immigration protests have taken a chaotic turn as downtown Los Angeles sees violent clashes between protesters, agitators, and police. What began as peaceful demonstrations against federal immigration sweeps in Latino neighborhoods escalated with fires, vandalism, and over 50 arrests. LAPD blames masked anarchists for inciting destruction, while peaceful protesters fear their message is being lost. From Waymo cars set ablaze to concrete chunks thrown at officers, the scene grew tense fast. This gripping story dives deep into who’s behind the unrest, what triggered it, and how law enforcement is responding. A must-read to understand the full picture.
Los Angeles protests: California plans to sue Trump administration for deploying National Guard and 'acting illegally'
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will sue US President Trump for allegedly federalizing the National Guard during Los Angeles immigration protests. Newsom and other Democrats criticized Trump's move as an unnecessary escalation, while the White House defended it as restoring law and order. Protests erupted after the arrival of National Guard troops, leading to clashes with law enforcement.
Trump authorises additional 2,000 National Guard members to Los Angeles, US officials say
President Trump authorized the deployment of 2,000 National Guard members and 700 Marines to Los Angeles in response to protests over immigration raids. Governor Newsom criticized the move as reckless and disrespectful, while California sued Trump, alleging an abuse of authority.
California dares U.S. as Newsom-Trump feud turns ugly - Governor challenges border czar Tom Homan to arrest him
California’s Governor Gavin Newsom says Trump wrongly sent the National Guard to LA without asking. He plans to sue. Newsom also challenged a federal official who threatened to arrest him. The White House hit back, blaming Newsom for the chaos.
What led to the Los Angeles immigration raids protests, and what the National Guard deployment means for California’s migrant communities
Large-scale immigration raids in Los Angeles sparked widespread protests, leading to clashes between residents and federal agents. In response, President Trump deployed National Guard troops, escalating tensions in the city. Demonstrators, including immigrants and civil rights groups, vow to continue protesting the raids, which have ignited a national debate over federal authority and sanctuary laws.
Trump vows to impose "large scale" fines on THIS US state after trans athlete wins state track event
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to impose large scale fines on California for allowing a transgender high school athlete to participate in girls' sports. Trump did not quantify the amount he will seek to fine California or specify which federal funding stream he might target. Ahead of the track meet, Trump instructed local authorities in California not to allow Hernandez to compete in the championship.
Texas poised to ban social media for minors in a bold move that could rewrite online childhood
Texas is on the verge of enacting a law that would prohibit individuals under 18 from using social media platforms, sparking debate over mental health protection versus constitutional rights. The bill mandates age verification and account deletion upon parental request, drawing support from parents concerned about their children's exposure to harmful content.
Trump sued by 20 states over immigration demands and threats to cut funding
Twenty states, largely led by Democrats, are suing the Trump administration over threats to withhold federal funding related to transportation, counterterrorism, and emergency preparedness. The states argue the administration is illegally coercing them into adopting specific immigration policies by using federal funds as leverage.
California sues US government over Trump tariffs
California is suing the federal government over Donald Trump's on-again-off-again tariffs, the governor and attorney general said Wednesday, claiming the American president does not have the right to impose them. "We're asking the court to rein in the president... and uphold the Constitution," Attorney General Rob Bonta told reporters.
Hunter Biden files bombshell lawsuit, says he's broke and lost his house in Los Angeles wildfires; photos show his home untouched while others burned down
Hunter Biden claims he is "millions in debt" after wildfires rendered his home "unlivable," prompting him to drop a lawsuit. However, recent images show his house intact, while others have burned down. His financial difficulties, previous rental issues, and legal battles add to the controversy surrounding his situation.
Trump administration sues New York over Green Light Law for undocumented immigrants
The Trump administration has sued New York over its Green Light Law, which lets undocumented immigrants get driver's licenses and limits federal access to DMV records. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi claims the law hinders federal immigration enforcement. New York officials defend the law, emphasizing judicial warrants for federal access. This case could influence future state-federal immigration policy conflicts.
California approves $50M to protect immigrants and defend state against Trump administration
California Governor Gavin Newsom allocated $50 million to protect the state's policies and defend immigrants against the Trump administration's actions. The funds include $25 million for the state Department of Justice and $25 million for legal groups to assist immigrants facing deportation, amid renewed legal conflicts with the federal government.
Know why Kamala Harris may not be nominated and someone else may emerge at DNC? Will Republicans file lawsuits challenging Harris?
Kamala Harris has not won any one of the state primaries. Can Joe Biden transfer his votes to Kamala Harris? Will she be nominated easily at the Democratic National Convention or someone challenge her candidacy?
Elon Musk's X fails to block law to control toxic posts
In an eight-page ruling Thursday, a federal judge in Sacramento rejected arguments by the company formerly known as Twitter that the measure violates the free-speech rights of social media platforms. The ruling comes after Musk ignited a firestorm in November by endorsing antisemitic posts on his platform.
Fresno becomes second US city to ban caste discrimination
"I'm proud of our City for once again, raising the bar on civil rights protections," Fresno City Council Vice President Annalisa Perea was quoted as saying by the television network. "While we acknowledge that discrimination won't end overnight, our City took bold action by passing this anti-discrimination policy to strengthen civil rights protections against caste discrimination," Perea said.
California Assembly passes anti-caste discrimination bill; coalition of Hindus of North America calls it a black day
The California State Assembly has passed a bill aimed at combating caste discrimination and protecting marginalized communities. If signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom, California will become the first US state to include caste as a protected category in its anti-discrimination laws. The bill has received bipartisan support and was introduced by State Senator Aisha Wahab.
Saudi-backed LIV Golf, PGA Tour file joint motion to dismiss lawsuits
The PGA Tour sent a notice to players, which was obtained by The Associated Press, that said, "Pursuant to the Framework Agreement announced last week, documents have now been filed with the court bringing a formal end to all pending litigation between the PGA Tour, PIF and LIV Golf."
TCS faces hiring bias lawsuit in US; BJP MLA asks Centre to ban online gambling ads
In 2018, a California district court ruled in favour of TCS in a lawsuit filed by three former employees who accused the IT services provider of discrimination in hiring. Now, the company faces a similar class-action lawsuit, filed by a disgruntled former employee who alleges that it has repeatedly favoured Indian and South Asian job-seekers in the US.
US judge overturns California's ban on assault weapons
A federal judge Friday overturned California's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, ruling that it violates the constitutional right to bear arms.
Musk reopens Tesla’s plant, dares authorities to arrest him
After claiming Covid-19 wasn’t all that viral a disease, then calling panic about it “dumb” in March, he’s also theorized fatality rates are overstated, promoted the antimalarial drugs dubiously embraced by President Donald Trump and wrongly predicted that new cases would be close to zero by the end of April.
Tesla sues over shutdown, Musk threatens to leave California
Alameda County, where the Fremont factory is located, is scheduled to remain shut until the end of May,
Roman Polanski threatens lawsuit against the Academy over expulsion
Polanski's attorney, Harland Braun, wrote to the Academy arguing the move was unlawful.
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