CBP Opens Tariff Refund Portal at 8 AM as the $166 Billion Queue Forms
The CAPE portal opens Monday morning and the first filers will reveal who actually paid two years of illegal tariffs — importers, brokers, or US consumers.
Politics
India Lands Twelve Trade Officers in Washington on CAPE Morning
Darpan Jain's twelve-officer team arrives to renegotiate a trade pact the Supreme Court already stripped of its leverage, the same morning CBP starts refunding it.
The Paper Measured Silence That Was Never There
Our Schedule F 'no lawsuits' frame was wrong. An amended complaint has been live in a Maryland federal court since March 5, naming OPM and the executive order.
FISA Cliff Moves Ten Days, Rebel Caucus Holds Twenty
Senate voice vote Friday pushes the Section 702 sunset from Monday to April 30. The 20 House Republicans who blocked the long extension are now the caucus the week will be measured against.
Hegseth Impeachment Enters Day Six With Thirteen Democrats and No Republicans
Six days after Ansari filed, the cosponsor list is still 13-0 along party lines — Monday is the window day before the paper calls the thread dormant.
Pentagon Fourth Ruling Reaches Weekend Without Enforcement Action
Judge Friedman's April 9 ruling that the Pentagon was violating his March 20 order is eleven days old and still has no mechanism of compliance.
DOJ Refusal of the French X Probe Reaches Day Three Without a Second Jurisdiction
Three days after the DOJ's First Amendment refusal letter, no European jurisdiction has picked up where Paris was forced to stop — and Musk's Monday summons holds.