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US Supreme Court pauses Federal Court's order on Trump Administration foreign aid

US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts on Wednesday briefly paused a midnight deadline for the Donald Trump administration to unfreeze nearly USD 2 billion in foreign aid payments. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Supreme Court Declines Pro-Life Challenge Against Abortion Clinic Restrictions

U.S. Supreme Court declines pro-life challenge on abortion clinic protest restrictions, sparking debate on free speech rights.

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Controversial State Abortion Bills Spark National Debate

Legislative debates on abortion rights in the U.S. raise concerns about extreme measures targeting women.

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Interim US Attorney Launches Investigation Into Political Threats

Interim US attorney launches 'Operation Whirlwind' to investigate threats against the president and allies, focusing on individuals like Chuck Schumer.

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In quest to infuse more religion into Texas schools, advocates say courts are now on their side

Past efforts to allow more religion in public schools have been hamstrung by legal challenges. But those on the religious right feel empowered by recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.

The Texas Tribune

Presidents Should Not Ignore Court Rulings

Vice President J.D. Vance believes presidents can ignore the courts in some situations. Are we heading for a constitutional crisis?

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Justice Sotomayor Criticizes Conservative Court Decisions

Justice Sotomayor expresses concerns about recent conservative court decisions and their impact on the rule of law and public confidence.

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Oregon City Faces Lawsuit Over Homeless Camping Rules

Lawsuit filed against Grants Pass, Oregon, for discriminatory camping rules affecting homeless individuals, particularly those with disabilities.

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Which US companies are pulling back on diversity initiatives?

A number of prominent companies have scaled back or set aside the diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives that much of corporate America endorsed after the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd

The Independent UK

US Supreme Court Upholds Tiktok Ban For National Security

Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban in the US citing national security concerns. Implementation to start on January 19, with enforcement left to President-ele...

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Trump To Appeal Judge's Decision In Hush Money Case

Donald Trump criticizes US Supreme Court ruling but plans to appeal, seeing an opportunity to address broader issues. Stay tuned for updates on the legal b...

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EU Investigating the Liberty Media MotoGP Deal, To Literally No One's Surprise

A long time ago, in a kingdom far, far away, there was a legal reason why movie studios (think Disney, Paramount, and so on) weren't legally able to own movie theaters.Why? Because a US Supreme Court ruling in 1948 established a clear rule to prevent the studios from forming monopolies…

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As Texas Chief Justice Nathan Hecht prepares to retire, he reflects on the Supreme Court he helped change

Over 35 years, Hecht modernized the court, increased access to justice for the poor and saw his conservative views come to dominate the bench.

The Texas Tribune

U.S. Sees Historic Low In Death Penalty Executions

Explore the 2024 report on U.S. executions, highlighting a decline and shifting attitudes towards capital punishment.

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New Supreme Court Tax Case Involves Religious Freedom: What to Know

The U.S. Supreme Court will consider a labor tax dispute that could have significant implications for religious organizations.

International Business Times

Ghost Gun Linked To UnitedHealthcare CEO's Murder: What You Need To Know

Authorities discovered the suspect in Brian Thompson's fatal shooting was in possession of a ghost gun – an untraceable firearm that's become a huge problem in the U.S. in recent years.

The Conversation

New Orleans schools still separate and unequal 70 years after Brown v. Board of Education

Sixty-four years ago this November, public schools in New Orleans began to desegregate. School buildings once designated as “white” opened their doors to Black students. The integration process, which deeply divided the city, was led by four first-grade girls.

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Republicans Seek Supreme Court Intervention In Pennsylvania Voting Dispute

Republicans challenge Pennsylvania's provisional ballot ruling at the US Supreme Court, impacting key elections.

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Virginia Seeks Supreme Court Intervention To Remove Voters

Virginia seeks to remove voters flagged as noncitizens, facing legal challenges and concerns over voter disenfranchisement.

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Tennessee Court Rules On Emergency Abortion Medical Necessity

Recent ruling in Tennessee clarifies abortion ban exceptions for medical necessity, but doctors still at risk of criminal charges. Legal challenges in Tenn...

Latin Times

Some Republicans Are Pushing Against a Supreme Court Precedent Granting Immigrant Children the Right to Study

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has called for a reevaluation of Plyler v. Doe, claiming the federal government should bear the cost of educating undocumented children

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US Supreme Court To Decide Mexico Gun Lawsuit Against Distributors

US Supreme Court to review Mexico's lawsuit against gun manufacturers and other legal disputes, including reverse discrimination and nuclear waste storage.

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Nevada Green Party Appeals To US Supreme Court

Nevada Green Party appeals to US Supreme Court over ballot access dispute with potential impact on upcoming presidential election.

International Business Times

Trump's Hush Money Sentencing Delayed Until After November Election

The sentencing, previously scheduled for Sept. 18, is now set for Nov. 26.

The Independent UK

Hawaii can ban guns on beaches, an appeals court says

A U.S. appeals court ruling says Hawaii can enforce a law banning firearms on its world-famous beaches, but not at other so-called sensitive places, including banks

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