President Donald Trump and his sons appeal a federal court decision that blocks a deal related to his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Washington Times reports that Trump and his family argue they are challenging the court’s ruling that prevents the settlement reached as part of his dispute with the IRS. The Mint (India) report adds that the judge questioned whether Trump’s lawsuit was filed to legitimize a contested settlement. That broader legal dispute involves allegations tied to leaked tax records and a previously planned but scrapped “lawfare” fund valued at $1.8 billion. Together, the reports describe a case in which the court rejects or pauses elements of the settlement process while it evaluates concerns about the purpose and framing of the lawsuit. The latest development is that Trump and his representatives move to continue the litigation through the appeals process, seeking review of the decision that blocks the settlement tied to the $10 billion claim against the IRS.