In a filing, Judge Amy Berman Jackson ordered the Trump-appointed leadership of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to halt its efforts to dismantle the agency, siding with the CFPB employee union in a lawsuit against acting director Russell Vought. The judge prohibited layoffs of staff without cause, reinstated fired employees, and directed the agency to ensure functionality of its consumer complaint portal. The order also required compliance reports and applied to all CFPB leaders and associated individuals, including those from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency.
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Singer Jahiem charged with animal cruelty for the second time in 4 years
Jaheim Charged with Animal CrueltyR&B singer Jaheim, legally known as Jaheim Hoagland, was arrested in Georgia on May 1, facing six counts of animal cruelty after authorities discovered multiple emaciated dogs in his RV. Following complaints about a malnourished dog, police found six dogs, including puppies, in unsanitary conditions without adequate food or water. This incident marks Jaheim's second animal cruelty charge, with a prior offense in 2021 involving similar conditions for dogs at his...
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