Supreme Court Allows Administration to Fire FTC Commissioner

The termination is in effect as the case proceeds through the lower courts. The Supreme Court granted the request from President Trump’s administration to allow the firing of…

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DOJ Issues Subpoenas Regarding Federal Reserve Governor

Take first steps into investigation into mortgage fraud. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched an investigation into allegations of mortgage fraud by Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.…

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USMCA Panel Rules Against Mexican Call Center in Landmark Labor Rights Case

First U.S. win under trade agreement’s labor mechanism confirms violations at Mexican call center and requires stronger worker protection. A dispute panel under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)…

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President Issues Proclamation for Labor Day

President Trump said this nation “has been molded by the skill, determination, and unwavering resilience of the American worker.“ President Donald Trump released the following proclamation for Labor…

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Fifth Circuit Rules NLRB Structure “Likely“ Unconstitutional

The court found that the labor relations board members and judges are not accountable for the amount of power they wield. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently…

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FBI Reinstates Agents Disciplined Over Whistleblower Activities

Some were suspended without pay, pressured to resign or retire by the previous administration. The Department of Justice has come to an agreement with 10 FBI agents who…

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FCC Launches Annual Employment Audits for Hundreds of Broadcasters

 New legal language has been added to update the Equal Employment Opportunity clauses. The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Enforcement Bureau issued its Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) audits of…

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DOJ Staffer Fired After Being Charged with Felony Assault of a Federal Agent

The attorney general responded that disrespect for government law enforcement by federal employees will not be tolerated. As federal law enforcement continues to operate collaboratively with the Metropolitan…

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Appeals Court Lifts a Block on Order Ending Federal Union Bargaining

The panel rejects the argument that the order was retaliatory, upholds other ongoing lawsuits. The three-judge panel at the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently lifted a temporary…

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National Economic Council Director Responds to Firing of BLS Commissioner

He supports President Trump’s move to improve the accuracy and reliability of data. President Donald Trump fired the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Erika McEntarfer,…

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