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JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Federal appeals court strikes down Biden administration gas stove rule

The 3-0 ruling was in favor of Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.

REDSTATE (Bob Hoge) - Judge Oldham Delivers the Zingers As 5th Circuit Nukes Biden-Era Stove Rule

THEFEDERALIST (Shawn Fleetwood) - EPA ‘Considering’ Possible SCOTUS Appeal In Battle To Ax Billions In ‘Climate’ Grants

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is “considering” whether to ask the Supreme Court to pause a lower court injunction blocking its bid to ax “climate” grants for nongovernmental groups. In a statement to The Federalist, an EPA representative said that the agency is “reviewing” a Tuesday decision by the en banc D.C. Circuit Court of […]

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Five outside parties file legal briefs in support of agents Patel fired during broad agency purge

The briefs argue that the firings were illegal because the agents were denied due process and punished for their political affiliations.

AXIOS (Maya Goldman) - Democratic states sue over Medicaid work rules

Half of the states are suing the Trump administration over its directives for implementing Medicaid work requirements , arguing that exemptions for sick people are too narrow and violate administrative law. Why it matters: Democrats contend the administration's rules will jeopardize care for some of the frailest Americans and cause more upheaval in states that already are rushing to implement the requirements by Jan. 1. Driving the news: Twenty-five Democratic-led states and the District of Columbia asked a federal court in Massachusetts on Monday to toss out the administration's rule on the new eligibility restrictions. - The states say the rule goes against congressional intent by making it overly difficult for people to qualify for an…

THEFEDERALIST (Margot Cleveland) - SCOTUS Has The Chance To Deliver Decisive Blow To The EPA’s Unconstitutional Overreach

Until the Court addresses the flawed and non-textual nondelegation doctrine, federal agencies will continue to make laws — and pick winners and losers.

DAILYCALLER (William Buckley) - Supreme Court Tosses Biden-Era ‘Energy Efficiency’ Standards For Gas Appliances

'Unduly narrow understanding of performance characteristic'

REDSTATE (Susie Moore) - Judge Blasts Use of ChatGPT in Federal Grant Purge, Rules NEH Terminations Unconstitutional

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Bad River Band gets another hearing to stop Line 5 reroute Thursday

The hearing is challenging Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources permits for the project in response to a petition for judicial review of an administrative law judge’s decision to uphold the permits in February.