Ryan Tarinelli

2 weeks ago | rollcall.com | Ryan Tarinelli

The House passed a bill Wednesday that would curtail the power of federal district judges to issue nationwide injunctions, the most high-profile legislative pushback from Republicans to a string of rulings that have stymied certain executive actions from the Trump administration. The chamber voted 219-213 to approve a bill that would stop those judges from handing down injunctive relief orders that apply to parties that are not involved in the case, except in certain situations.

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Ryan Tarinelli

WASHINGTON - The YMCA in Fargo, N.D., was gearing up this year to once again apply for a key Justice Department grant, one they've used to help provide transitional housing for more than 700 domestic violence and sexual assault survivors over the past 18 years. But information on the funding opportunity was wiped from the office's webpage in February - well ahead of the grant's March deadline - and hasn't returned since, said Erin Prochnow, CEO of YWCA Cass Clay.

2 weeks ago | arcamax.com | Ryan Tarinelli

WASHINGTON — The YMCA in Fargo, N.D., was gearing up this year to once again apply for a key Justice Department grant, one they’ve used to help provide transitional housing for more than 700 domestic violence and sexual assault survivors over the past 18 years. But information on the funding opportunity was wiped from the office’s webpage in February — well ahead of the grant’s March deadline — and hasn’t returned since, said Erin Prochnow, CEO of YWCA Cass Clay.

2 weeks ago | courant.com | Ryan Tarinelli

By Ryan Tarinelli, CQ-Roll CallWASHINGTON — Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee showed no signs Wednesday they would back the Republican push to curtail the power of federal district judges to issue nationwide injunctions, a type of court order that has been used to hobble executive actions from the Trump administration. Republican lawmakers are pursuing the issue in a multipronged approach.

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Ryan Tarinelli

WASHINGTON - Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee ramped up a campaign this week against Edward Martin's bid to become U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, pushing for a hearing on the conservative activist who represented defendants charged in the 2021 attack on the Capitol. While the committee doesn't typically hold hearings for U.S. attorney nominees, Martin's record "merits heightened scrutiny," the Democrats said in a letter Wednesday to Chairman Charles E. Grassley.