Steven Portnoy
National Correspondent at ABC Audio
National Correspondent @ABCAudio, fmr CBS newsman, past @WHCA president, broadcast historian, law wonk, host of radio network special, “Who Killed George Polk?”
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Peter Charalambous |Steven Portnoy
PBS has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s administration challenging his executive order targeting public broadcasting. PBS's lawsuit, filed in United States District Court in Washington, accuses the administration of unlawfully interfering in the operations of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and committing multiple violations of the First Amendment – viewpoint discrimination, illegal retaliation against the network and encroachment of PBS's press freedoms.
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4 weeks ago |
abc7.com | Katherine Faulders |Peter Charalambous |Steven Portnoy
A federal appeals court is temporarily delaying Wednesday's court order blocking President Donald Trump's tariffs. The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued an administrative stay of the decision while it considers Trump's appeal.
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4 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Katherine Faulders |Peter Charalambous |Steven Portnoy
Why Did Americans Elect a Felon Instead of a Prosecutor? Blame it on justifiably diminished confidence in our criminal justice system. For all the post-mortems on the left, for all the gloating on the right, …
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4 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Katherine Faulders |Peter Charalambous |Steven Portnoy
10 hours agoLawrence O'Donnell Reveals Exact Moment Trump Suffered 'Worldwide Humiliation'The MSNBC host called Trump's plan "completely illegal" and "constitutionally insane." MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell predicted on Wednesday that stocks would rally big on Thursday after a federal trade court blocked President Donald Trump’s plan to impose massive tariffs.
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1 month ago |
aol.com | Katherine Faulders |Peter Charalambous |Steven Portnoy
The Trump administration is urging the New York-based Court of International Trade to delay its order blocking President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs, warning that enforcement of the ruling will cause a “foreign policy disaster scenario.” In an opinion on Wednesday, the three-judge panel struck down Trump's global tariffs as "contrary to law." The judges found that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act -- which Trump used to enact his tariffs -- does not give him the "unlimited"...
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Thanks to @RadioInk for the chance to share my passion and geekdom for our country’s rich broadcast history. https://t.co/uBnhCMtoXW
Some background on habeus corpus— As the nation sank into civil war, Abraham Lincoln suspended the writ to gird against threats from Maryland. But the chief justice called the move unlawful. Lincoln ultimately sought authorization from Congress. https://t.co/0mZjqixrSm
RT @ABC: NEW: President Trump sits down with @ABC News’ @TerryMoran for an exclusive Oval Office interview as he marks his first 100 days i…
