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US Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
Trump imposed the temporary 10-percent duty in February, shortly after the Supreme Court struck down many of his global tariffs.
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US Court Allows Texas To Resume Ban On Most Abortions
A US federal appeals court ruled Friday that Texas could resume its ban on most abortions, two days after another court suspended the ban.
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Google to Push for Law Enforcement to Have More Access to Overseas Data
The push comes amid growing legal uncertainty about how technology firms must comply with government requests for foreign-held data.
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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US Appeals Court Tosses Oklahoma Gay Marriage Ban
A US federal appeals court ruled Friday that Oklahoma must allow gay couples to wed, prompting a fast, angry response from leaders of a conservative state that has vehemently fought policy changes brought on from outside its borders.
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Teen in Mexico Shot by US Agent Had Rights: Court
A federal appeals court ruled on Monday that a Mexican teenager killed by a Border Patrol agent was protected by the US Constitution, even though the teen was on Mexican soil when he was shot.
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Conviction Upheld in New York City Subway Bombing Plot
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the conviction of an American citizen who prosecutors said was persuaded by al-Qaida to carry out a suicide attack in New York's subways with two former high school classmates from Queens.
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US Appeals Court Pauses Ruling Against Trump's 10% Global Tariffs
Trump imposed the temporary 10-percent duty in February, shortly after the Supreme Court struck down many of his global tariffs.
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US Court Allows Texas To Resume Ban On Most Abortions
A US federal appeals court ruled Friday that Texas could resume its ban on most abortions, two days after another court suspended the ban.
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Google to Push for Law Enforcement to Have More Access to Overseas Data
The push comes amid growing legal uncertainty about how technology firms must comply with government requests for foreign-held data.
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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US Appeals Court Tosses Oklahoma Gay Marriage Ban
A US federal appeals court ruled Friday that Oklahoma must allow gay couples to wed, prompting a fast, angry response from leaders of a conservative state that has vehemently fought policy changes brought on from outside its borders.
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Teen in Mexico Shot by US Agent Had Rights: Court
A federal appeals court ruled on Monday that a Mexican teenager killed by a Border Patrol agent was protected by the US Constitution, even though the teen was on Mexican soil when he was shot.
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Conviction Upheld in New York City Subway Bombing Plot
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the conviction of an American citizen who prosecutors said was persuaded by al-Qaida to carry out a suicide attack in New York's subways with two former high school classmates from Queens.
