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Michael McKenna

Michael McKenna

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Queensland Editor, The Australian

Brisbane

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Total articles 1290

  • Trump might be faring better if he had flooded Congress with bills instead of signing orders

    By Michael McKenna Verified| Washington Times Verified OPINION: In the wake of an election, it is always tempting to conclude that the winning side will advance from victory to victory and all its efforts will result in unalloyed achievements of its policies. Before last week, we were at that moment in the ascendancy of President Trump and his team. They seemed invincible. Then the bond market showed up with those three dozen or so House Republicans who may care more about reducing spending than they do about tax reform.

    By Michael McKenna Verified · Washington Times

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • 2025 Litigation Update

    By Michael McKenna Verified| margolisedelstein.com@ New Jersey Supreme Court Affirms Commissions Are Wages Under the Wage Payment LawDoes Pennsylvania Law Allow Employers to Reverse a Mistaken Acceptance of a Workers’ Compensation Claim? Motion to Dismiss Granted in Virginia Motor Vehicle Accident CaseSummary Judgment Granted in Complex Construction Defect Case

    By Michael McKenna Verified · margolisedelstein.com

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Trump might be faring better if he had flooded Congress with bills instead of signing orders

    By Michael McKenna Verified| Washington Times Verified OPINION: In the wake of an election, it is always tempting to conclude that the winning side will advance from victory to victory and all its efforts will result in unalloyed achievements of its policies. Before last week, we were at that moment in the ascendancy of President Trump and his team. They seemed invincible. Then the bond market showed up with those three dozen or so House Republicans who may care more about reducing spending than they do about tax reform.

    By Michael McKenna Verified · Washington Times

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Australian

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9288 3000