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- CBP Pushes Back the Formal Entry Rule for Tariffed and Regulated Mail Parcels to Jan. 20, a Day Before the Oct. 22 Deadline
CBP moved the compliance date for formal entry of tariffed and agency-regulated mail parcels from Oct. 22, 2026, to Jan. 20, 2027, saying the trade needs more time and the de minimis suspension for mail stays in force.
The Daily Letter · · About - Supreme Court Refuses to Let the Trump Administration Enforce Its Policy Ending Hormone Therapy for Transgender Federal Inmates
The Supreme Court on Oct. 21 denied the Trump administration's request to stay a court order blocking the Bureau of Prisons' 2026 policy ending hormone therapy and social accommodations for inmates with gender dysphoria. Justices Thomas and Alito would have granted the stay.
The Daily Letter · · About - Judge Reyes Refuses to Step Aside in the East Potomac Golf Course Case, Answering the Justice Department's Bias Charge "With the Record"
Judge Ana C. Reyes denied the Justice Department's motion to disqualify her from the East Potomac Golf Course case on Oct. 18, writing that "it is easy to weaponize selective quotations to bring a baseless recusal motion."
The Daily Letter · · About - Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno Files Bill to Tax State Data Center Incentives at 100% and Bar Federal Aid to Big AI Data Centers
Sen. Bernie Moreno's S. 5689, the RECLAIM Act, would impose a 100% federal excise tax on state and local incentives for AI data centers of 100 megawatts or more and bar them from federal grants, loans and tax breaks. "Taxpayers will not subsidize data centers, period," he said.
The Daily Letter · · About - Cheese Importer Sues to Strike Trump's 50% Canada Tariffs, Saying the 1930 Law He Revived Was Replaced by Congress in 1974
A New Jersey cheese importer filed a class action in the Court of International Trade on Oct. 20 challenging Trump's 50% Section 338 tariffs on Canadian goods, the first ever imposed under the 1930 law, and seeking refunds with interest.
The Daily Letter · · About - Trump Signs 10 Bills Into Law, Making Chiricahua Arizona's Fourth National Park and Requiring Dating Apps to Warn Users Contacted by Banned Scammers
Trump signed 10 bills on Oct. 20, redesignating Chiricahua National Monument as Arizona's fourth national park, requiring dating apps to warn users messaged by members banned for fraud, and reopening a Social Security window for clergy.
The Daily Letter · · About - NASA Moves to Speed the Nuclear Power Module for SR-1 Freedom, Its Reactor-Powered Spacecraft Bound for Mars in Late 2028
NASA says contract actions with Sierra Lobo and Idaho National Laboratory will speed SR-1 Freedom's nuclear power module, keeping the first fission-powered spacecraft beyond Earth orbit on track for a late 2028 Mars launch.
The Daily Letter · · About - Justice Department Opens Fraud Tip Rewards of $10,000 to $30,000, Paid When Charges Are Unsealed, as Vance's Fraud Drive Reaches the Public
The Justice Department posted terms Oct. 20 for a three-year pilot paying $10,000 to $30,000 per tip that leads to unsealed criminal charges for health care or federal benefits fraud, the newest step in the drive Vice President Vance leads.
The Daily Letter · · About - Iowa and 21 Other States Urge the Supreme Court to Take Trump's Appeal in the Badar Khan Suri Case, Saying the Ruling That Freed Him Lands on State Jails
Iowa and 21 other states filed a Supreme Court brief on Oct. 20 urging the justices to hear Trump v. Suri and decide whether detained immigrants can use habeas petitions to attack their removal. Suri's response is due Nov. 20.
The Daily Letter · · About - Trump Vows $400 Million for the Midterms as Bloomberg Gives Democrats $80 Million
Trump said Tuesday he has spent or will spend over $400 million on the midterms, $300 million already. Michael Bloomberg has given Democrats about $80 million since September, the NYT reported. FEC filings show Trump's super PACs reporting about $240 million.
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- Todd BlancheU.S. Attorney General · 2 shared stories
- Bernie MorenoU.S. Senator from Ohio · 1 shared story
- Brenna BirdAttorney General of Iowa, United States · 1 shared story
- Clarence ThomasAssociate Justice of the Supreme Court · 1 shared story
- Dan S. SullivanU.S. Senator from Alaska · 1 shared story
- David G. ValadaoU.S. Representative for California's 22nd congressional district · 1 shared story
- Hakeem JeffriesU.S. Representative for New York's 8th congressional district · 1 shared story
- Jamieson GreerUnited States Trade Representative · 1 shared story
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