Supreme Court to Hear Case on Trump’s Emergency Tariffs and IEEPA Use
November 4, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA, impacting small businesses.
The U.S. Supreme Court hears a pivotal case on Trump’s emergency tariffs under IEEPA, impacting small businesses.
Twenty-year-old Finley Warden attended the Montana Federation of Public Employees’ conference to expose leftism.
Montana Senate President Matt Regier seeks legislation to address “political agendas” at teacher conferences amid controversy.
A federal judge halted a trout project in the Absaroka Mountains, ruling it conflicts with the Wilderness Act.
A water-quality watchdog urges Montana to delay wastewater permits, citing a lack of a plan to tackle nutrient pollution.
Montanans rally to avert hunger as SNAP support falters. Local drives and donations aim to fill the gap amid shutdown.
General Motors plans to lay off 3,400 workers at EV facilities, including 1,200 at a Detroit plant, per Detroit News.
General Motors to lay off 3,400 workers at EV facilities, citing lack of hydrogen infrastructure and policy challenges.
Bozeman’s WARD initiative on water and rent sparks significant spending, with $200k anticipated by month’s end.
Montana’s PSC elected Jeff Welborn as president after a 3-2 vote to demote Brad Molnar, citing a need for a “reset.”
Trump’s comment on importing more Argentinian beef sparks backlash, reigniting debates on meat labeling legislation.
Glacier National Park remains open despite the government shutdown, but visitor uncertainty impacts local tourism.
