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The D.C. Circuit ruled at 8:07 p.m. The deadline was 11:59 p.m. The plaintiffs hadn’t even responded yet.
I understand that everyone’s dander is up about … everything. But there’s nothing sinister about a two-day pause so #SCOTUS can actually review the arguments. The key is what happens on Friday.
I understand that everyone’s dander is up about … everything. But there’s nothing sinister about a two-day pause so #SCOTUS can actually review the arguments. The key is what happens on Friday.
#BREAKING: Chief Justice Roberts issues temporary, "administrative" stay of the government's midnight deadline to turn spending taps back on in foreign aid funding case.
This is *not* a sign that the Court is going to rule for Trump on the merits; it's buying a short amount of time to sort it out.
This is *not* a sign that the Court is going to rule for Trump on the merits; it's buying a short amount of time to sort it out.
February 27, 2025 at 3:56 AM
The D.C. Circuit ruled at 8:07 p.m. The deadline was 11:59 p.m. The plaintiffs hadn’t even responded yet.
I understand that everyone’s dander is up about … everything. But there’s nothing sinister about a two-day pause so #SCOTUS can actually review the arguments. The key is what happens on Friday.
I understand that everyone’s dander is up about … everything. But there’s nothing sinister about a two-day pause so #SCOTUS can actually review the arguments. The key is what happens on Friday.