A federal judge in New York rules that the Trump administration’s cancellation of more than $100 million in humanities grants was unconstitutional, according to reporting from Canadian and UK outlets. The decision finds that the way the grants were terminated does not comply with constitutional requirements, though the specific legal reasoning is described only in general terms in the available summaries. Both sources characterize the ruling as striking down the cancellation action and framing it as an improper government move affecting funding for humanities programs. The outlets agree on the core facts: the case is heard in New York federal court; the cancellation concerns humanities grants; and the amount at issue is over $100 million. The sources do not provide details here on the scope of which grant programs are covered, whether any appeal is planned, or how the ruling affects future disbursement timelines. The ruling, as summarized by both outlets, is presented as a significant court decision limiting the administration’s authority to cancel the funding in that manner.