The U.S. Supreme Court has stopped the Trump administration from firing whistleblower chief Hampton Dellinger. Dellinger, appointed by Biden, will stay in his role until at least February 26. This decision comes as legal proceedings continue.
Liberal justices opposed the firing, while conservative justices disagreed with the court's decision. They believe the court exceeded its authority. This case is the first Supreme Court challenge to Trump's removal actions.
The court's decision means that Dellinger can continue his work for now. The legal battle over his position is ongoing, and the outcome remains uncertain.
Legislators in Sacramento, California, are mulling over one of the most (if not the most) troubling state and local tax bills of the past decade. Senate Bill (SB) 799, introduced earlier this year...