The Trump administration is exploiting legal loopholes to maintain spending freezes despite court orders, with officials invoking other authorities to pause spending. The tactic allows funds to remain blocked, as seen in cases involving foreign aid and domestic grants, despite judges’ attempts to compel the administration to release the money. The administration’s strategy of using alternative legal justifications to continue the freezes has raised concerns about compliance with court orders.
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Canadian party leaders face off in election debate – follow live
Debate turns to oil and gas pipelinesThe debate centers on oil and gas pipelines, with Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet accusing Mark Carney of inconsistency regarding pipeline policies in Quebec. He highlights Carney's conflicting statements and criticizes his lack of support for Quebec, while also emphasizing the need for a strong stance against Trump. In response, Carney advocates for building energy infrastructure, including pipelines, and stresses the importance of cooperation with provinces to achieve these...
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