Appeals court presses Trump administration on limits to D.C. Guard deployment
A D.C. Circuit panel questioned whether federal law constrains the president’s power to use National Guard troops for crime-control work in Washington.
A D.C. Circuit panel questioned whether federal law constrains the president’s power to use National Guard troops for crime-control work in Washington.
The 11th Circuit removed a November 2 argument from its calendar after Trump and his former co-defendants sought more time, leaving the report’s release unresolved.

The OCC said all nine banks in its review had policies between 2020 and September 2025 that could restrict services based on political or religious beliefs or lawful business activity.
The Justice Department threatened emergency court action unless California checks a federal list of people it says may be noncitizens before the November 3 midterm election.
The Interior Department wants a federal judge to return the nearly completed offshore wind project's construction approval to the agency for a new legal review.
September consumer prices rose 0.6% from August and 3.7% from a year earlier, with a 9.1% monthly gasoline increase putting affordability back in focus for President Trump.
A DHS interim final rule effective October 14 shortens the period for responding to a proposed termination of refugee status from 30 days to 10 days.
A federal judge barred the Trump administration from using its International Criminal Court sanctions to punish two U.S. advocacy groups for specified speech-related work, while leaving the broader sanctions system in place.
The family of William Chapman asked people to stop circulating footage of his death after President Donald Trump shared the video on Truth Social and later posted an AI-generated tiger clip.
The Philippine government confirmed that President Donald Trump will travel to Manila for the November 16–18 ASEAN summit, his first visit to the country since 2017, while leaving his detailed itinerary undisclosed.
President Donald Trump announced that large-scale oil, gas and mineral exploration is being prepared in Greenland, but provided no timetable, operators or project locations.
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a preliminary injunction keeping the three outlets' White House access in place while their constitutional challenge to President Trump's ban continues.