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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Monday, March 31st, 2025. Today, we're just hours away

from the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, which will decide the balance of the highest court

in the state. Law firm Skadden-Arps has given $100 million in free legal

services to the Trump administration. The plaintiffs in the Alien Enemies Act case have filed a motion

for a preliminary injunction as Judge Bozberg extends his temporary restraining orders. The Trump

administration is looking to gut funding to combat child labor abroad. Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Call is shot

down by the courts after suing to stop Elon from buying votes. RFK Jr. is gutting the vaccine

promotion and HIV prevention office at HHS after forcing out the FDA's top vaccine scientist.

Amy Berman, Judge Jackson, if you're nasty, has blocked the dismantling

of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Pete Hegseth hired his brother and then brought his wife

to sensitive Pentagon meetings. An appeals court says that Trump can fire members of the National

Labor Relations Board and the Merit Systems Protection Board, and plaintiffs Wilcox

and Harris are going to

seek an en banc reversal. Doge plans to rebuild the Social Security Administration's code base

and thousands turn out for the Tesla takedown protests over the weekend and a piece on how to

think like a dissident. I'm your host, Alison Gill.

Almost a record for our longest introduction of headlines. It's nearly impossible to keep up with the news this weekend, so thank you for trusting me to aggregate it for you.

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