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A federal judge in New York ordered the Trump administration to stop running ads after Common Cause reported violations.

27 reports, 10 independent Updated Oct 30
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A federal judge in New York ordered the Trump administration to stop running ads after Common Cause reported violations.

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Common CauseDonald TrumpJennifer L. Rochon

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  1. Judge rules on Trump ads, siding with Common Cause over ads touting Republican control.1 source
  2. Biden nominated Jennifer L. Rochon to the court amid legal action involving Common Cause.1 source
  3. Biden nominated Rochon, who then ruled against Trump administration ads.1 source
  4. Barros linked to MA Convention Center Authority as judge orders political ads off the air.1 source
  5. New lawsuit filed by Common Cause and OMB increased DHS funding.1 source
  6. Common Cause sued to halt Trump's political social ads.1 source
  7. Judge Rochon ordered the Trump administration to cease running ads following a complaint by Common Cause.1 source

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