Elon Musk and his team’s efforts to permanently shutter the U.S. Agency for International Development were found to likely violate the Constitution by a federal judge. The judge ruled that Mr. Musk acted as a U.S. officer without proper appointment by President Trump, ordering agency operations to be partially restored and prohibiting further shutdown work. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was noted to have assumed control of the agency, canceling programs and contracts, leading to a warning from the judge against further defiance of the law.
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Justice Department Moves to Unseal MLK Jr.’s FBI Surveillance Records
The Justice Department is seeking to unseal F.B.I. surveillance records of Martin Luther King Jr. over the objections of his civil rights organization, amid concerns that the release could tarnish his legacy. The request, made by Trump-appointed U.S. attorney Ed Martin, aims to shed light on the truth about Dr. King's assassination by revealing wiretaps and agent reports, representing a significant change in the Justice Department's historical stance on investigative file releases. The move follows...
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