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AXIOS (Maria Curi) - Judge temporarily blocks Pentagon's ban on Anthropic

A federal judge on Thursday paused the Trump administration's designation of Anthropic as a supply chain risk , marking an early legal victory for the embattled company. Why it matters: Anthropic argued that the designation was causing immediate and irreparable harm as business partners rethink their contracts and federal agencies remove Claude. - The preliminary injunction gives Anthropic relief from ongoing reputational damage and provides greater certainty for commercial partners, the company says. State of play: U.S. District Judge Rita Lin granted Anthropic a preliminary injunction on Thursday. - A parallel case is ongoing in a D.C. court. - Anthropic is arguing in both proceedings that the Pentagon is violating the First…

AXIOS (Maria Curi) - Anthropic sues Pentagon over rare "supply chain risk" label

Anthropic on Monday sued the Pentagon, alleging its designation as a "supply chain risk" violates the company's First Amendment rights and exceeds the government's authority. Why it matters: Supply chain risk designations are usually reserved for foreign adversaries that pose a national security risk — a punishment that could be hard for the government to square as it relied on Claude for operations in Iran. State of play: The Pentagon last week designated Anthropic a supply chain risk, meaning companies must stop using Claude in cases directly tied to the department. - President Trump also told the federal government in a Truth Social post to stop using Anthropic's technology, and some agencies have begun offboarding the tools.…