Federal judge won't immediately block Elon Musk or DOGE

In DOGE Lawsuit, Judge Declines To Block White House Emailing Federal Employees
Unnamed government employees suffered a setback in their legal efforts to stop the White House from emailing executive branch employees. On Monday, a
Judge says DOGE, Elon Musk can access federal data for now despite state lawsuit
The decision came in a lawsuit filed by 14 Democratic states, including Oregon, challenging DOGE’s authority to access sensitive government data.
Federal judge won’t immediately block Elon Musk or DOGE from federal data or worker layoffs
A federal judge refused Tuesday to immediately block billionaire Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing government data systems or participating in worker layoffs.
Federal Workers Launch New Lawsuit to Fight DOGE’s Data Access
The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed the complaint on behalf of US federal workers, arguing that DOGE’s data access is illegal and should be cut off.
A federal judge has denied states' bid to halt DOGE and Musk's work
A federal judge has denied a bid to temporarily halt DOGE from its controversial work at certain federal agencies. Meanwhile, the White House says Elon Musk is not technically DOGE's leader.
Federal judge blocks lawsuit, upholds Musk’s authority
Judge Tanya Chutkan leaves Musk's controversial role in Trump’s reform agenda intact despite mounting legal pressure
Federal Judge Refuses to Halt Destruction of U.S. Government by Elon Musk
A federal judge in Washington D.C. refused to grant a request brought by 14 attorneys general to block Elon Musk’s DOGE from accessing private information across a number of agencies and laying off huge segments of the federal workforce.
Federal Judge Denies Request to Block Elon Musk’s Access to Government Data and Firing Powers
Elon Musk’s expanding role in the federal government just survived a major legal challenge. On Tuesday, a federal judge ruled against 14 Democrat-led states that were trying to block Musk […] The post Federal Judge Denies Request to Block Elon Musk’s Access to Government Data and Firing Powers appeared first on Baller Alert.
Judge rejects request to block Elon Musk, DOGE from accessing government data
A federal judge has declined to grant a request for a temporary restraining order against Elon Musk and DOGE. State attorneys general argue his making government changes is unconstitutional.
Conservative group slaps top federal agency with lawsuit over Biden-era handling of illegal immigrants
Center to Advance Security in America is suing the Department of Homeland Security for data related to the release of ...
Elizabeth Street Garden is a ‘work of art,’ new federal lawsuit claims — in latest attempt to save beloved NYC park
Advocates seeking to save the beloved Elizabeth Street Garden filed a federal lawsuit against the city Tuesday — claiming the ...
Federal judge temporarily halts the firing of 11 intelligence officers
The officers are among 51 employees at the CIA and the Office of Director of National Intelligence who were told to report to ...
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First legal claim filed against US Army and federal officials in DCA plane crash
The claim was filed against the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Army, who was operating the Black Hawk ...
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Nonprofit's lawsuit over the federal funding freeze is part of an 'avalanche' of litigation
A new coalition of nonprofits came together overnight to challenge a seemingly sweeping order from the Trump administration ...
Federal lawsuit alleges Burlington cop used excessive force
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Montana AG addresses stance on Section 504 lawsuit
Montana is joining 16 other states in a lawsuit over a rule in a federal disability law.Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act ...
Karen Read takes double jeopardy arguments to federal court
Karen Read's attorney continued their efforts to dismiss two counts, including second-degree murder, from her second trial.